The word 'editorials' is correct and can be used in written English.
'Editorials' refers to written articles or opinion pieces by the editorial staff of a newspaper or magazine, commonly expressing the views or opinions of the publication. Example: The newspaper's editorials on the recent political scandal sparked controversy and debate among readers.
The news stories are all about the Conservative party's manifesto; the editorials are all about the Labour one.
Overwhelmingly, public opinion – the editorials, commentaries and by all accounts the broader public – supported this decision.
Leading German publications such as Der Spiegel, Bild and Frankfurter Allgemeine had published editorials condemning Merkel's wavering course and suggested that backtracking on the open nomination process in favour of a backroom deal would amount to deceiving the electorate.
He said: "In 1994 and 1999 we wrote editorials saying vote for the ANC, and the ANC and ANCYL had absolutely no problem with that".
It features outmoded things such as editorials and paid reporters.
On Wednesday, they published the latest in a series of editorials supporting the project:[J]ackhammers could be ready to go as early as this summer..
The court is not expected to ask Messrs Kenyatta and Ruto to visit The Hague before August.Meanwhile, editorials in newspapers friendly to the new president have begun to call for tighter controls on foreign funding for anything from helping human-rights groups to digging wells in the arid north.
Chinese editorials said South-East Asians should not be hoodwinked by imperialists.
Editorials expatiate on his success in improving the lot of the Malay majority, preserving ethnic harmony, stimulating the economy and nurturing a sense of national pride.
The following day's editorials took a markedly different tone.In this section Taking to the streets Time to dig deep Going for gold A new menu ReprintsBy June 17th what has been dubbed the "V for Vinegar" movement or "Salad Revolution" had spread to a dozen state capitals as well as the federal capital, Brasília.
He may be an American or even an Iranian agent, hint editorials in Egypt's state-owned press.
