Sentence examples for made editorial demands from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gusinsky, he said, has never made editorial demands.

LC performed molecular analysis including ELISA and western blot and made editorial contributions; SA and KD performed and prepared the head kinematics data analysis and made editorial contributions.

All authors made editorial comments, read and approved the final version of the article.

Skittish advertisers are also making more editorial demands.

A reporter on the BBC show "Newsnight" said her editor, Peter Rippon, tried to kill the story "by making impossible editorial demands".

Referring to Mr. Rippon, she continued: Having commissioned the story, he keeps saying he's lukewarm about it and is trying to kill it by making impossible editorial demands.

Did "the Company" make editorial policy?

But it does make editorial decisions after publication.

"I'm a lot better qualified to make editorial decisions".

There is a seamless integration of editorial content and advertising, which makes editorial images nearly indistinguishable from advertisements.

A Taliban attack and a rapid return to Denmark to weigh up the country's military commitments make for a solemn episode of Borgen, pitching Birgitte into political crisis and Katrine into a moral quandary as her attempts to pen a respectful article are hampered by editorial demands.