Sentence examples for hand in editorial from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gusinsky was known for his heavy hand in editorial policy, while TV-6 journalists say they do not feel constrained in the same way.

Others who wish to sell have argued that the family might be able to find a way, contractually, to continue to have a hand in the editorial pages of the newspapers.

Additionally, by working hand-in-glove with editorial the product team have delivered innovative new formats and functionality across our sites.

If confirmed, the settlement to bring back a portion of the photography staff will come hand-in-hand with the newspaper editorial union's agreement to drop the unfair labor practice complaint it filed against the Sun-Times in August.

Much of Burroughs's best writing originated in letters to the poet, who took a guiding editorial hand in it.

But the Washington Post has consistently rejected suggestions that Bezos has a hand in the paper's editorial decision making.

His presence there will represent a new level of cooperation between the often fractious divisions of the parent AOL Time Warner and further evidence that under the company's new management structure, Time Inc. expects to have a substantial hand in determining AOL's editorial direction.

What a newspaper chooses to print goes hand in hand with their editorial proclivities, most especially what commentary that is selected to propagate issues reflecting the paper's mindset.

Though Mr. Bloomberg will not have a hand in conceiving and writing the editorials, he is likely to offer feedback from time to time before they are published, Mr. Winkler said.

When presented with a range of articles and photos that were, to his mind, flawed in similar ways, he imagined an unseen hand, an editorial conspiracy.

On the other hand, a 2005 editorial in Advertising Age stated, "the chain's jettisoning of a venerable name and distancing from the word fried was ill-conceived and damaging.