Sentence examples for harsh editorial from inspiring English sources

Not coincidentally, elPeriódico had just published a particularly harsh editorial, signed by Mr. Zamora, against General Ríos Montt.

Those same officials took a hard line on the Southern Weekend conflict by ordering newspapers to run a harsh editorial denouncing the protesting journalists.

In a harsh editorial on Friday, The National Catholic Reporter, an American Catholic publication, called on Benedict to "directly answer questions, in a credible forum" about his role "in the mismanagement of the clergy sex abuse crisis".

In a harsh editorial that calls the paper "fraudulent," BMJ editors recommend that other publications by the senior author, gastroenterologist Andrew Wakefield, be scrutinized because "past experience tells us that research misconduct is rarely isolated behaviour".

The Post supported her work with front-page exclusives and a harsh editorial condemning the FBI.

The Advocate, Baton Rouge's newspaper, published a harsh editorial about images of Obama golfing while victims suffered.

The Chinese state-run news media has run front-page articles and harsh editorials over the case.

The Chinese state-run news media have covered the story extensively, including running front-page stories and harsh editorials.

"The major-party candidates have earned the citizenry's derision," the newspaper, which has typically backed Republican candidates in recent years, said in an editorial with harsh criticisms of both men.

These days, however, it looks as if few of the signs survived the harsh winter; the attention of editorial pages and lunch counters has shifted to the more perennial issues of health care or school financing or illegal drugs; and civil unions have been quietly woven into the everyday social fabric of Vermont.

Their association has drawn harsh criticism in European newspaper editorials and a threat of sanctions from the foreign minister of Belgium.