Sentence examples for matter of editorial from inspiring English sources

That's a matter of editorial judgment.

"It's a matter of editorial independence and media ethics, and we are not going to back down.

As a matter of editorial policy, we do not grant take-down requests, which should be vetted at the highest level.

Whether a news outlet now describes Mr. Santorum as having won Iowa, or instead says that it was too close to call, is a matter of editorial discretion; either choice is probably defensible.

Ofcom said the joke "appeared to directly target and mock the mental and physical disabilities of a known eight-year-old child" and its broadcast had been "an erroneous decision on a matter of editorial judgment".

In a further apparent breach of Ofcom rules, this time on the matter of editorial independence, Home Office officials "were directly involved in the making of the series", says the Telegraph.

It is easy to argue the decision to use subterfuge should be a matter of senior editorial judgment, but there are different types of subterfuge.

Moreover, though we may miss prose as vibrant and irreverent as that written by such rare talents as Kent and Bangs, its shortage is not a matter of any editorial failures, but of huge shifts in the way rock music is produced, consumed and understood.

During his working life, Suárez was both remarkably prolific and industrious (according to Fichter 1940: 327, he wrote about 21 million words, more than twice the output of Thomas Aquinas), not only writing but equally involving himself in all manner of editorial matters.

Series V: Robert Platzman's Editorial Papers for the "Selected Papers of James Franck" The subject matter of Robert Platzman's editorial papers [Box 24, folder 3 through Box 26, folder 4] overlaps to some extent with material on the Franck Memorial Symposium in Series III.

Five years ago, its April edition provided about 83 pages of editorial matter in a 132-page book; this year, the news hole was 68 pages in a slim 92-page issue.