Sentence examples for editorial representation from inspiring English sources

The art, fashion and photography on view speaks loosely to a recurring influence the region has had on art and shaping ideas about identity masculinity, music, domesticity, sportswear, certain landscapes and backdrops though editorial representation.

She serves on the editorial board of Representations and is past president of C19: The Society of Nineteenth-Century AmericaniSociety of Nineteenth-Century

She is a member of the editorial boards of Representations, Inter-Asia Cultural Studies and Verge.

Duncan is a Corresponding Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, a member of the editorial board of Representations, a General Editor of the Collected Works of James Hogg, and co-editor of a new book series, Edinburgh Critical Studies in Romanticism.

In the case of the Gulf, though, your editorial is an inadequate representation of the experience of the church.

These decisions are made at the Editorial and Director levels, where representation of the "minority" point of view is stunningly far behind that of the population they serve.

"The move by Guardian US editorial staff to seek collective representation is consistent with the strong history of working in strong partnership with unions in the UK and Australia," she continued.

We would do this by expanding further the composition of the Editorial Board to include more representation from Asia, Africa and South America.

He also is on the editorial board for the journal Representations.

She served as co-chair of the editorial board of the journal Representations and as the Chair of the English Department.

The report urges professional groups to enforce guidelines on inviting speakers who reflect the group's membership, to provide professional development help such as mentoring and ensure a "reasonable representation" of women on editorial boards and in other leadership positions.