Sentence examples for issue editorial from inspiring English sources

The problem with the mammography issue (editorial, Feb. 27) is that the wrong end point is being used for evaluation.

"Education as a Civil Rights Issue" (editorial, Aug. 1) asserts that civil rights organizations support strengthening the No Child Left Behind Act.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York recognizes that issues like gay marriage cannot be addressed in a "black and white" fashion ("Mayor Bloomberg's Commitment Issue," editorial, March 11).

Last week, the Press Complaints Commission announced its intention to "issue editorial guidance for journalists on how to report on transgender issues in accordance with the letter and spirit of the Editors' Code of Practice".

The UK does not, and I can't imagine it catching on soon here, unless the Big Issue editorial team undergoes a substantial change of heart".

The BBC has issued editorial rules, insisting on 'British' soldiers, not 'our' soldiers, guidelines David Frost violated three times last Sunday.

Typically a collection of well-reasoned, short, unsigned, sometimes stodgy pieces on critical issues, editorial pages have long been a stalwart of newspapers.

In fact, even those top journals that only a few years ago issued Editorial Expressions of Concern regarding "practices that were not fully consistent with the principles of obtaining informed consent and allowing participants to opt out" today are only too happy to accept such studies with few caveats.

The common issue is editorial failings... the failings here are in the role of the BBC as the publisher of the material".

John Ridding, chief executive of FT Group, the Pearson subsidiary that owned the newspaper, said: "The issue of editorial independence was a central consideration and condition of this whole project.

While acknowledging that the nation's food crisis remained a "burning issue," the editorial said that North Korea was "at the epochal point of opening the gates of a thriving country," with parts of Pyongyang, the capital, "turned into socialist fairylands".