Sentence examples for perceived editorial from inspiring English sources

Reporters at The Montreal Gazette, The Regina Leader-Post and The Ottawa Citizen have withheld bylines from stories to protest perceived editorial interference.

Since the inquiry ended, Sambrook has been working closely with the BBC governors and senior executives to tighten up areas of perceived editorial weakness within BBC news in a bid to pre-empt Hutton.

One reason may be a perceived editorial bias against the researches from less-developed world.

Third, we consider the potential for real or perceived editorial bias in medical science journals in favour of prominent western researchers, and the risk of promoting misplaced credit and/or prestige authorship.

Perceived editorial bias may promote unethical authorship practices The underrepresentation of research from LMICs in peer-reviewed journals is well documented [ 36- 39].

Instead, the families' objections have more to do with Mr Murdoch's perceived populism, editorial meddling and rapacity.

"Andrew Langhoff resigned because of a perceived breach of editorial integrity, not because of circulation programs, whose copies were certified by the ABC U.K.," Dow Jones said.

"Andrew Langhoff resigned because of a perceived breach of editorial integrity, not because of circulation programs," a spokeswoman, Bethany Sherman, said Wednesday in a statement.

Mr Cameron also urged the BBC to curtail its involvement in sectors such as publishing to avoid crowding out private firms, and suggested that it be regulated by an independent body.Support for the BBC is traditional among the political classes, notwithstanding Tory grumbles about its perceived left-wing editorial slant.

Although Eagle continued in various forms, a perceived lowering of editorial standards preceded plummeting sales, and it was eventually subsumed by its rival, Lion, in 1969.

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