Sentence examples for normal editorial from inspiring English sources

The story in question was accurate and BBC News exercised normal editorial judgments".

Radio 4 said the change was made as part of the "normal editorial process" of script development.

"Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti was asked to amend this line in the normal editorial process of script development".

The fact of the focus is itself a distortion: the relentless return to the same victim, the desire to destroy that corrupts normal editorial judgement.

With the children's event this week, I took a different approach from my normal editorial style and went with lighted portraits.

At the time of the dispute, senior sources at Elsevier insisted that the Lancet had followed its normal editorial rules and that MacDonald had been notified about the proposed changes.

Meanwhile, after a summer when single mothers were blamed for the riots, abortion rights are still routinely questioned, and it is now quite normal for editorials to denounce women for seeking to abort as murderers.

"By adult standards the occasion was clearly a disaster, an outrageous upset of all normal patterns," an editorial in The New York Times said.

If your query is urgent please text Ric or Matthew - numbers are available, including out of normal hours, via Editorial Policy on 02-80819 or 0208 008 1819.

On a recent Friday evening past normal work hours, editorial director Alana Wilcox and her small production team were upstairs shouldering lamps and answering more emails than ever, while downstairs a four-man assembly line was printing, folding, collating, and trimming the edges of copies of Fifteen Dogs, all by hand.

So what do cyclists do?" Are such editorial expressions normal for the BBC?