Sentence examples for in terms of editorial from inspiring English sources

It found that the BBC's editor, editorial standards, had listened to a "rough cut" of the programme in advance but had determined that the section about the Queen "did not raise an issue in terms of editorial standards".

It's very ambitious and enabling – and we've all been amused at times by how our off screen "special relationship" threatens at times to ape the on-screen version, as we negotiate the delicate balance of power in terms of editorial decisions.

Tech In Asia is E27's big rival in terms of editorial and the events business.

And in terms of editorial content, alternative weeklies have long specialized in areas that the rest of the media has been moving toward, says Roxanne Cooper, director of sales and marketing for the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies in Washington.

In terms of production and in terms of editorial and in terms of many other parts of making comics.

RN, CPS and JHS contributed to the manuscript in terms of editorial consultancy.

In that case, the role of gatekeeper is easily defined in terms of the editorial boards that vet all submissions.

I understand that the newspaper will also seek to be more national in outlook in terms of its editorial content.

"The Guardian has a right in terms of its editorial position to explore what is in public interest.

Harper's fiftieth anniversary edition of Sillitoe's working-class classic doesn't add much value in terms of new editorial apparatus.

"Phyllis has numerous contacts in the publishing industry in terms of agents, editorial and authors, and over time will be discussing with them projects that may come her way because people have been used to talking to her in the past," he said.