Sentence examples for particular editorial from inspiring English sources

Richard Tofel, a Wall Street Journal spokesman, declined to discuss the "particular editorial judgments" leading to the omission of those comments.

Secondly, where the rules are unclear or absent, the only way of determining whether particular editorial behaviour is appropriate or not is to expose it to public scrutiny.

Where media, in particular editorial discourse, is the object of study, many scholars identify their interpretive interests in Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA).

The only regular communications we're receiving from Chinese leaders come from state media - in particular, editorials published in the People's Daily.

In particular, the editorial describes the 'online queue' stratagem and asks whether this constitutes appropriate behaviour or not.

Kasrils was pleased in particular by an editorial in the Guardian the day after leaflet bombs exploded simultaneously in South African cities in the early 70s.

The lawsuit will focus in particular on the editorial that accused Mr. Sharpton of "exhorting his followers to oust a 'white interloper' from Freddy's Fashion Mart in Harlem".

A particular branch of editorial work that has grown to be of cardinal importance since World War II concerns the conception, planning, and publication of the hundreds of books needed for educational programs at every level.

But Dorothy Samuels, who covers legal issues and women's reproductive rights in particular for the editorial page, said the debunking of the Coleman study will make these laws more susceptible to legal challenge.

Achieving this, as well as ensuring individual objectives are linked to business objectives, will be another important stage in delivering the digital-first strategy, in particular in the editorial area.

Similarly, we want to see a fairer pay structure throughout the company as a whole, and within editorial in particular.