Sentence examples for interfere with the editorial from inspiring English sources

"We don't interfere with the editorial page," he replied.

The drug office does not deal with editors and does not interfere with the editorial process, Mr. Weiner said.

The main opposition party and Thai journalists have complained that he tries to interfere with the editorial content in the newspapers.

From 1951 to 1955, "See It Now" was sponsored by the Aluminum Corporation of America, which Friendly has described as "a dream sponsor," meaning that it made no attempt to interfere with the editorial content of the program, however controversial it might be.

No design is perfect, but we like to think we've struck a good balance between making it as easy as possible for readers to check out our content, while giving advertisers valuable real estate that doesn't interfere with the editorial.

But Mr. Tierney calmed those fears by hiring respected journalist and two-time Pulitzer Prize winner William K. Marimow as editor of The Inquirer and by signing a pledge not to interfere with the editorial content of the two newspapers.

Mainly because it is not easy to check peer review without interfering with the editorial process, but also because it is considered a self-evident idea, the scientific testing of a process that is essential for science, which filters and shapes scientific communications and decides major research funding, has barely deserved the interest of researchers.

He also assured the group that he will not interfere with the Times' editorial policy, and he has told Tribune's board the same thing.

A respected senior programme maker, he had worked on the irreverent and controversial satire That Was the Week That Was, founded the now-legendary current affairs programme Tonight, and was not a man to take any attempts to interfere with the BBC's editorial independence lightly.

Culture minister Ed Vaizey said the government would not interfere with the BBC's editorial independence but added Ms Dorries had made a "valid point".

Tierney allayed fears with the members of Philadelphia Media Holdings signing a pledge not to interfere with the paper's editorial independence.