Sentence examples for head of the editorial from inspiring English sources

"This marks a new beginning," said Salama Ahmed Salama, head of the editorial board of the independent newspaper El Shorouk.

"The tragedy was not necessarily like Sadat's assassination or Nasser dropping dead," said Salama Ahmed Salama, head of the editorial board at the independent newspaper Sharouk.

In 1987, the head of the editorial page, William P. Cheshire, and four editoral writers quit, contending the publication had lost its editoral independence.

It has emerged that Mr Davie, a former executive with the food company PepsiCo who joined the BBC as marketing chief, was head of the editorial chain of command for the controversial Newsnight story, although it is understood that the matter was not referred to him.

"You don't need a p.r. firm to see this editorial board," said Mr. Hoffman, 72, who has worked at Gannett for 50 years as a reporter, columnist and editor and as the head of the editorial board from 1989 until the mid-90's.

Alexei Miller, as the head of the editorial board of the series, outlines the background of the production of the series and describes the vicissitudes encountered in writing these books from the initial plan to its realization.

He also accused the head of the BBC's editorial complaints unit, Fraser Steel, of writing to promise a complainant that Lawson could never appear on Today programme again, and suggests the BBC apologised to the complainant for allowing Lawson on the show.

The heads of the different editorial departments identify themselves as publishers in the original sense.

The BBC has appointed Sam Taylor, the corporation's head of editorial development, as the controller of the BBC News channel and the BBC1 1pm news bulletin.

"It was obviously the ambition to visualize a kind of challenging modernism," Heinz Stolba, the head of its editorial department, wrote in an email.

Only a small group of people at the BBC knew of the plans, including Bashir, Birt, the Panorama editor, Steve Hewlett, the director of television, Will Wyatt, the head of editorial policy, Richard Ayre, and the head of weekly current affairs, Tim Gardam.