Sentence examples for editorial rule from inspiring English sources

Even so, there used to be an editorial rule of thumb that bad news should be dosed with good.

He chafed at what he termed the clubby politeness of Avenue, where the unspoken editorial rule was to never hurt anyone's feelings, he said.

"Of course, elections will be held during the 60-day period, making it an ideal time to determine how broadcasters are affected by the political editorial rule," the commission said in its order.

The New York Times, which has a long-standing editorial rule that prohibits the use of the singular "they," is struggling to figure out how to write about people who use gender neutral pronouns, while the Washington Post has updated their bylaws to include it as permissible when referring to gender non-conforming subjects.

Our results suggest that the difficilior lectio potior principle (DLP) can indeed be useful as an editorial rule of thumb.

He said this was in breach of editorial rules.

Your Dec. 7 editorial "Rules for Gainful Education" should have been titled "Rules for Guaranteeing Unemployment".

The BBC has issued editorial rules, insisting on 'British' soldiers, not 'our' soldiers, guidelines David Frost violated three times last Sunday.

Our editorial rules do not allow us to print one word but contemporary connoisseurs will have no trouble supplying it.

But Mr. Dumenco compares his effort to the editorial rules promulgated by the American Society of Magazine Editors, which have come to shape how magazines distinguish editorial from advertising.

As for O, The Oprah Magazine, I tried to get a handle on the editorial rules it has about this sort of thing.