Sentence examples for editorial upon from inspiring English sources

In its very first editorial upon resuming publication in postwar 1865, The Richmond Dispatch characterized the Civil War as a struggle for the South's "sense of rights under the Constitution".

The editorial called upon medical journal editors to require each author to report his or her specific contributions to articles.

It must in justice be said that he had never attained the editorial influence upon the thought of the country of which he was ambitious.

Thanks to Thomas Fiffer for editorial suggestions upon original GMP publication.

Back ten or fifteen years ago, before the internet came along to slay the imperial hierarchy of the fashion industry, if you wanted to break into magazines, the process was straightforward: go to college, intern for a couple years and usually find a paid editorial job upon graduation.

To the Editor: Your editorial focuses attention upon a disturbing and expanding trend, the politicization of the Justice Department.

Five days later the Times' own editorial page, drawing upon that story, warned against getting sucked in by the Trump "Pygmalion Project".

Miss Glick's employment of falsehoods to slander a good man was shameful enough, but the Jerusalem Post's decision to print an editorial that spits upon Israel's sons and daughters in uniform and then reverse its decision to provide others the opportunity to defend the very same is where the real shame lies.

His papers - in Britain at least - now pound along upon often largely different editorial lines.

He introduced and discussed a letter & an editorial he had come upon in the Richmond "Times-Dispatch".

Because the region has a history of state-controlled media it's assumed our host country must impact upon our editorial policy.