Sentence examples for had editorial control from inspiring English sources

The release made no mention of Foer and suggested that Vidra now had editorial control of the magazine.

The hall had editorial control over the final product, but didn't seem to have exercised too much of it.

ESPN said it ended the partnership with "Frontline" because of misunderstandings about who had editorial control over the documentary, not because of its broadcast deal with the league.

Procter & Gamble admitted it had editorial control over all content on Beauty Recommends but said that all videos opened with text pointing out it sponsored the channel.

"After four years of building an audience, developing a brand, and developing trust with our viewers, we were effectively and utterly silenced". After rumors began to circulate that the show was being cancelled, MSBNC asked her to take her place in the host chair again — but she refused, she said, because her team no longer had editorial control.

He pointed out that Sullivan "had editorial control of The Daily Dish" and didn't need to report such matters to him.

The other question was: "Did Lance Armstrong have editorial control?" And the answer was "No".

"Why should an American gentleman sitting in Boston have editorial control?" Mr. Ibrahim asked.

With the Oprah Winfrey Network, "I will have editorial control," she said.

With few exceptions, the stations do not have editorial control over the content of the shows.

"It ended up being a bunch of judges having editorial control over what I said.