Sentence examples for individual editors from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, they break up monolithic companies and give space to individual editors".

Paxman said: "The BBC's line had been that decisions are in the hands of individual editors.

He said that it goes beyond individual editors or publishers, and beyond the occasional paid junket.

They were chosen by the editors from a roster of 10 works of fiction and 11 of nonfiction nominated by individual editors throughout the year.

By shifting the responsibility for assessing papers from committees to individuals chosen for their expertise these reforms paved the way for the return of powerful individual editors.

"We do not consider the ability of individual editors to determine the level of expertise of contributors to debates to be acceptable.

Even though the piece was to be revised based on editors' subsequent conversations with Captain Carter, the initial reaction by the editor who chose this language as the going-in position is indicative of both the inherent bias of this individual editor as well as (I fear) The Times's editorial staff.

The idea that an individual editor, appointed by students to serve for a term of one year, believes they have the right to trawl through the paper's archives and delete articles they disagree with is anathema to the principles Tharunka has stood for".

"Where we're going is a place where you can open up that Snap Store, see what's trending, what's being curated, and individual editor picks". Wait.

Wikipedia's guidelinesstate that a conflict of interest (COI represents an "incompatibility between the aim of Wikipedia, which is to produce a neutral, reliably sourced encyclopaedia, and the aims of an individual editor".

Along those lines, another important thing we've discovered is that our lack of bylines really does increase the overall quality of the work because each individual editor is more concerned with the whole of the work within Circa rather than their own contributions.