Sentence examples for part of the editor from inspiring English sources

A few considered it vulgar, and thought it reflected a lack of seriousness on the part of the editor.

Giving the reader anything and everything, and telling him or her to make a selection, is an abdication of responsibility on the part of the editor.

Nor was I inclined to abdicate an essential part of the editor's job: to investigate complaints, publish retractions with prominence comparable to that of the original error, discipline transgressors and altogether uphold the standards for which an editor is legally and morally responsible.

True abridgements presented a true effort on the part of the editor, and by this effort, constituted a new work which did not infringe upon the copyright of the original.

The case established the doctrine of fair abridgement, which allowed that abridgements displaying a fair amount of labour on the part of the editor, and that differed from the original published work in a significant way, could not be piracy.

What agenda, conscious or unconscious, on the part of the editors does this uncharacteristic barb imply?

"There was no expense spared for quality, and cost was generally not part of the editors' mindset".

Unfortunately, multiple authorship, together with apparent diffidence on the part of the editors, means that several important questions are left unanswered.

And it is a masterful psychological gambit on the part of the editors of these journals, who anticipated that the biggest question about the book would be whether it was appropriate to publish it at all.

I would dearly love these people to be right, but I suspect the OJD corpus shows that they're not, and that this disbelief has more to do with our own denial than any faulty scholarship on the part of the editors.

As the controller of the BBC's 28 language services across radio, TV and online, Landor described the special season as "a pledge, on my part and the part of the editors, to say this is what we are committed to – I do want to hear more women's voices on air, and read on our websites issues that we don't generally talk about".