Sentence examples for editorial time from inspiring English sources

I applaud your Oct. 25 editorial "Time Runs Out on Welfare".

PAGE 1 Editorial TIME TO ACT A consensus is emerging on the immediate need to stabilize the financial system.

Your June 20 editorial "Time for Action in Japan" spoke to the need for aggressive tax cuts, ostensibly to stimulate domestic spending.

At least some of the editorial time recovered will be devoted to a series of special reports from around the world by Bill Weir, an ABC correspondent.

While this was possible before, it was taking up a large amount of editorial time to create these as it was a fiddly manual process, so we've now made it a one-click job from our CMS.

I hope you will also find column space and editorial time to mark another centenarian – the German politician and Social Democrat (emphasis on democrat) Willy Brandt, who was born in Lübeck on 18 December 1913.

In its online promotional material for potential clients – now removed from the internet – FBC boasted: "We control blue-chip television editorial time-slots" and can "guarantee controlled messaging from A to Z on the world's leading news channels".

C2 Business Digest C1 ARTS & IDEAS B7-16 EDITORIAL A14-15 Editorials: Time for a convention update; Germany's immigration debate; a rescue plan for Camden.

The Delaware News Journal covered them on its front page and quoted them favorably in editorials; Time profiled Kaufman, and Arianna Huffington praised him.

B3 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A12-13 EdiTimeals: Time for the I.R.A. to disarm; the House rebukes the president; undermining the city campaign law; Lori Berenson's sentence.

C1 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 EDITORIAL A22-23 EdiTimeals: Time for American leadership; new hope for Governors Island; anticipating another year of the Yankee dynasty.