More commonly, Sulzberger merely suggests editorial ideas to Frankel or, on occasion, to one of the editorial writers.
This is not to say that academic reviewers had no knowledge of these cases, but may merely reflect editorial practice.
Another is whether reporters paying up for a story are responsible or merely following higher editorial – and thus company – demands.
5. Conclusion 5: Authorization Would Change the Web to a "Centralized Utility" Conclusion 5 merely amounts to editorial comment on Internet policy.
The editors, Mr. Simon explained, "had obsessions we wanted to work out". In Foot Soldiers, those issues were explored rather fully, not merely in the editorial content but also in advertisements like one from Diesel jeans that depicted an older man slavering over a young man's shoes.
Its editorial today merely declared that the paper is "concerned" about the ongoing invasion -- or "incursion," in the paper's softened terminology -- not alarmed or even angry.
In an editorial it merely said Zuckerberg, and his Farmville, poking, and viewers explaining how they change diapers, and Assange, are two sides of the same coin.
His caption suggests that the editorial is not merely a glamorous take on patriotism, but something far more insidious: An attack on the right.
We made the movie about five minutes shorter so that a pace that was once glacial is now merely slow, and did some editorial smoothing so that scenes that were once inept are now merely awkward.
As Vedomosti commented in an editorial, the sacking merely confirms the accuracy of Mr Zubov's parallels.Russia's annexation of Crimea has lifted Mr Putin's approval rating to 80%, up from 65% in January.
