Sentence examples for editors stated that from inspiring English sources
The New Matilda editors stated that they made the emails available because it was an issue of public interest and Professor Spurr's role as an educator meant it was important that this information about him was available.
On June 29, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in an off-the-record meeting with various editors stated that "at least a quarter" of Bangladesh's population "swear by the Jamiat-e-Islami" and "are very anti-Indian" and "are in the clutches, many times, of the ISI".
In relation to this group of medical journals, one of its editors stated that "Their international success brings global responsibilities to the communities they serve and profit from".
The editors stated that the journal was 'devoted to all psychoses and severe disorders of behaviour in childhood' (ibid).
Last week, I reported about an email sent by one of the company's executives to editors stating that they, rather than the subs at its production centres, would be responsible for writing headlines.
The editors state that their aim was to use contributors that had connections with these institutions in order to present a uniform treatment policy to 'teach the reader how to treat for cure'.
However, Arain et al. [ 2] discovered that only a small proportion of published pilot trials report pre-study sample size calculations as most journal editors state that it is not mandatory criterion for publication.
We are pleased that this work is viewed as potentially of high interest, that a referee confirms that this is the "first proper resting-state fMRI study of the spinal cord", and that the editors state that eLife is in principle interested in publishing this work.
After a year of unethical bankers, swindling MPs and the defacement of war memorials by students, I am starting to think that the government is looking in the wrong place for Britain's "character".Joanne Harrower Brussels* SIR – A letter to the editor stated that "because of the upper limit on payroll taxes, Social Security is regressive and redistributes wealth to the rich" (December 4th).
Greg Kot of Chicago Tribune wrote that "Amor Prohibido" had " ... a bit more contemporary snap to it ... " In the Denver Post, the editor stated that "Amor Prohibido" is a cumbia song.
Glee clubs sprouted all over the country, singing patriotic and inspirational songs: one Democratic editor stated that he found the songfests in support of the Whig Party to be unforgettable.
