Sentence examples for editorial treatment from inspiring English sources

The paper's former chief political commentator Peter Oborne alleged this week that there was a sea change in its editorial treatment of the bank from early 2013.

The editorial treatment given to my present interview with the 'new' NME is the latest variation on an old theme, but like a pre-dawn rampage, the effects of the interview have been meticulously considered with obvious intentions.

It's heartening to know, not just that one of our greatest writers is finally being given the editorial treatment he deserves, but that such a quixotically ambitious publishing series can still be contemplated in the digital age.

In a private antitrust lawsuit seeking to block the closing of The Examiner, Mr. White testified at trial that he had talked to Mayor Willie L. Brown about giving the mayor favorable editorial treatment in exchange for his political support for Hearst's purchase of The Chronicle.

On Tuesday, Hearst issued a statement saying that Timothy O. White, the publisher of The Examiner, would take "an indefinite leave of absence" after his testimony on Monday that he offered favorable editorial treatment if the mayor dropped his opposition to Hearst's purchase of The Chronicle.

Citations include citing authority from 1954 forward and editorial treatment; the Constitution, statutes, and treaties are not included.

There was textured paper, scented paper — really conceptual editorial treatments.

I take issue with your April 27 editorial "Sewage Treatment Delays".

As you note in "A Better Approach to Drug Offenders" (editorial, Oct. 26), treatment is more effective and cheaper than incarceration.

"Two Nations Fight AIDS," your Nov. 23 editorial about AIDS treatment in South Africa and China, concludes that China's AIDS epidemic is "far smaller" than the one in South Africa.

Alternately, choose a zoo exhibit that you feel does allow the gorillas to interact naturally and write an editorial praising their treatment of gorillas.