Sentence examples for editorial training from inspiring English sources

The roles, both of which are new, involve editorial training and cost management.

As for the BBC, it has said it will institute a program of editorial training, called "safeguarding trust," for all staff members in producing and editing programs.

"Then we will intervene - gently," says Doel, who joined when Trinity Mirror's whole south-western operation, in which he ran editorial training, became part of Tindle in 2002 for £18.75m.

In this paper, we examine the medical editor's role, review the topic of education for those interested in medical editorial work and discuss the tenets and structure of existing medical editorial training programs.

The BBC's charity Media Action has been working to train the next generation of Burmese journalists, including those at the state-run broadcaster, offering not only technical training, but, crucially, editorial training in the BBC values of independent reporting.

Virgin's in-house editorial team, trained by BuzzFeed staff, ensured that all content was relevant, clicky and "newsroom worthy," guaranteeing that interesting, shareable, or friendly, content was at the heart of Virgin's efforts.

A review of editorial processes and training is underway".

Nirantar conceived of the project in 2002 and provided extensive training, editorial support, and a salary to the women.

McPherson later said in an editorial that the training was "a disgraceful sham" and that "as far as I can tell from my colleagues, it is worthless, a childish piece of theater".

We will continue to work for shifts in editorial policies, graduate training programs and research funding priorities [ 9].

The work of brightening these sentences is accomplished by a trained editorial staff of 5,000 men named Mr. March".