Sentence examples for official editor from inspiring English sources

Delattre became the official editor of the six scrolls in the Institut de France in 2003, a year after the two damaged scrolls returned from Naples.

Although effectively running the magazines for many years, Mitchell eventually became official editor in 1968, and over the next 20 years both the Dalesman and Cumbria prospered as never before.

June 21 , 1925Florence, Italy August 4 , 1994Rome, Italy Giovanni Spadolini, (born June 21 , 1925 Florence, Italy died Aug. 4, 1994, Rome, Italy) Italian politician who, was a prominent and respected elected official, editor, and author.

Clayborne Carson, a historian at Stanford University who as the official editor of King's papers is one of the few scholars familiar with the entire collection, agreed that $20 million was probably an unrealistic sum, especially for a university during an economic recession.

MySpace representatives approached Maestri and co-founder Jay Elaraj about hiring the two to create MySpace's official editor, he says, but the two declined.

In December 2008 the official editor, known as the G.E.C.K. (Garden of Eden Creation Kit) was made available for the Windows version of the game as a free download from the Fallout 3 website.

"Now let a thousand voices sing". Dr. Wise said he had publicized his research because of "moral coercion," against discussing the scrolls in normal scholarly channels without the approval of the official editors.

The consequences of Mr. Jiang's prolonged reign are substantial, party officials, editors and political analysts say.

Writing letters to officials, editors,... Calling talk shows on radio and TV: hold news and television shows accountable for not exposing bad policies that are not exposed.

Burt Beck, a union official and editor of union newspapers, died of cancer on Monday at his home in Suffern, N.Y.

In Kadhimiya it numbers around 40; in the eastern sector, around Sadr City, it is at least 100 according to Sayed Adnan al-Safi, an al-Sadr official and editor of one of the movement's newspapers.