Sentence examples for free editorial from inspiring English sources

He has his own dream that the family of Martin Luther King will one day allow him free editorial control to make a biography of "one of the most important human beings in American history".

Ranjit S. Barot Livingston, N.J., June 16, 2009 • To the Editor: Re "Neither Real Nor Free" (editorial, June 15): Neither real nor free, but certainly Iran's presidential election can succinctly be characterized as fiercely competitive.

Shiva Eftekhari New York, June 14 , 2009• To the Editor: With regard to "Neither Real Nor Free" (editorial, June 15), why is there an ounce of surprise or consternation when autocrats in Iran (or North Korea, China, Venezuela, ad nauseam) act in their own self-interest?

For more than a decade, David Alexander has managed CCP's Photoshare, a free editorial collection of more than 30,000 captioned global health and development photos.

For more than a decade, David Alexander has managed CCP's Photoshare, a free editorial collection of more than 30,000 captioned global health and development photos, and has advocated for the role of photography in global health communication.

Staff writers and columnists toil away daily with a (seemingly) free editorial hand to report on pros and cons alike, the better to press ahead in the scramble with local cable networks and major sports sites like Yahoo! and ESPN to catch readers who are abandoning newspapers.

Murray accepted at once and his edition appeared in December 1815, after a trouble-free editorial process in which her new publisher made a point of treating her with the greatest respect, though author and publisher never actually met.

Desseaux said in a statement that the photoshop-free editorial was created in part to give young women more diverse shapes, sizes and colors in the fashion industry to look up to, and to show just how similar all women are ― whether models or otherwise.

The Free Press editorial board, in its own editorial shrug, concedes that city services may well deteriorate under an EM, but simply hopes that things might improve.

"Terrorism and Free Speech" (editorial, Feb. 23) argues strongly for free speech rights for organizations.

On social media, free from editorial interference, those same actions receive almost blanket approval.