Sentence examples for give editorial from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reid agreed to publish feature stories, give editorial support and take on administrative work.

Rupert Murdoch, the media mogul previously known for his refusal to give editorial content away free, has bowed to the inevitable by dismantling the Sun's paywall.

According to evidence presented in the trial, Mr. White suggested that The Examiner would give editorial support to Mayor Brown in return for his political support for the paper's business plans.

Under the new system, the full 600,000 run will be delivered on up to four printing presses – up from the current two – starting from about 12.30pm, which will give editorial staff almost four more hours to deliver stories.

But he rejected suggestions that he had used the meetings — or the promise that the Sun tabloid, with its millions of readers, would give editorial backing to Conservatives on the ballot, given to Mr. Cameron in person by Mr. Murdoch eight months before the election — to lock in Conservative support for the takeover bid.

Were climate change denialism confined solely to the foaming comment threads of the internet it would be bad enough, but this is not the case – publications such as the Daily Mail, Wall Street Journal and other Murdoch publications give editorial support to this view.

Were you given editorial control? A. No.

I've always marvelled at how celebrities, given editorial control, choose to portray themselves.

He was given editorial privileges for the Sunday edition of the newspaper Radikal.

The judge also notes that e-mails "strongly suggest that AOL was being given editorial control over the C.S.F.B. reports".

This question of who is taming whom in this political dating game is giving editorial cartoonists a field day.