Sentence examples for editorial rules for from inspiring English sources

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

C1 Business Digest C1 OBITUARIES B10 EDITORIAL A30-31 EdiTighter: Tighteruleses for 527 groups; Zimbabwe's campaign of intimidation; decision time on Gary Graham; shielding tobacco from a lawsuit.

C8 Business Digest C1 SPORTS S1-7 W1rld Business W1 OBITUARIES A25 EDITORIAL A26-27 Editorials: New rules for weapons cuts; reclaiming Kabul; the pilgrimage to Lower Manhattan.

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

He said this was in breach of editorial rules.

PAGE 11 EDITORIAL: New Rules for Wall Steet In the weeks since the Federal Reserve put up $30 billion to grease the sale of Bear Stearns to JPMorgan Chase, a national debate has begun over how best to regulate 21st-century financial markets.

C1 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 SPORTS D1-8 OB10UARIEDITORIALITORIAL A34-35 Editorials: The court rules for Mr. Bush; a world criminal tribunal; baseball, by the millions; an unfair bankruptcy bill.

I found Ethan Bronner's April 21 Editorial Observer, "The Rules for Covering Brutal Dictatorships Aren't Black and White," morally relativistic.

We agree that the telecommunications cost recovery mechanisms should evolve for the 21st century ("New Rules for New Technology," editorial, Feb. 24).

"Election Spurred a Move to Codify U.S. Drone Policy" (front page, Nov. 25) and "Rules for Targeted Killing" (editorial, Nov. 30) showed how shaky the legal underpinnings of President Obama's targeted killing policy are.

In their eloquently written editorial, they provide five practical rules for performing a PLR maneuver.