Sentence examples for guidelines on editorial from inspiring English sources

The Journal said Mr. Langhoff had breached the paper's guidelines on editorial independence, putting pressure on reporters to write articles in which employees of Executive Learning Partnership, based in Amsterdam, were quoted extensively.

According to the AGREE instrument, most guidelines inadequately reported on editorial independence, stakeholder involvement and rigour of development.

Our presenters adhere to the BBC's strict editorial guidelines on impartiality.

Its editorial guidelines on conflicts of interest are soundly drafted, and freelances' contracts bind them to comply.

Our coverage of this major story continues to be covered according to our editorial guidelines on fairness and balance.

The BBC Trust said yesterday that only allowing religious contributors on the slot did not breach editorial guidelines on impartiality.

"He does not present news or current affairs programmes on the BBC and is therefore not in breach of the editorial guidelines on impartiality".

The statement went on: "The trust has required the executive to issue an on-air apology to licence fee payers on BBC Radio 2 for the serious and deliberate breaches of the BBC editorial guidelines on offence and privacy.

The trust had asked the management to review its editorial guidelines on taste and standards in the wake of the resignation of Russell Brand and the suspension of Jonathan Ross after they left an obscene message on actor Andrew Sachs's voicemail.

The BBC said Read had not breached editorial guidelines on impartiality, despite the song's clear links with Ukip, because he was not a news or current affairs presenter.

The BBC and brand sponsorship have been uneasy bedfellows in the past, and the prominence of the Monster logo had Monkey rifling through the corporation's editorial guidelines on advertising and product prominence.