Sentence examples for previous editorial from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's relaunch was preceded by a teaser campaign, by McCann Erickson London, saying "sorry" to Londoners for the Standard's previous editorial stance.

Mr. Isaacson's duties will be broader than those of any previous editorial director of Time Inc., a position that has in the past been considered something of a sinecure without real muscle for editors leaving managing editor positions.

There are bitter memories of 2006, when the paper's issue featuring the Muhammad cartoons sold 500,000 copies and the previous editorial shareholders quietly took home six-figure dividends, infuriating the rest of the staff.

Mr. Pearson hopes the idiosyncratic, almost zine-like appeal will help distinguish Apology from the cultural exclusivity of journals like n+1 and The Paris Review, while piquing the interest of readers familiar with his previous editorial pursuits.

To explore the issue, I interviewed Andrew Rosenthal, the editorial page editor, and I surveyed the Op-Ed columnists, including Gail Collins, who was the previous editorial page editor.

"What [Wharton] didn't send me were the links to the Northern Echo's previous editorial, welcoming his appointment as northern powerhouse minister as a positive move, nor did he mention the full page of editorial we'd given him to write in glowing terms about the benefits of the Northern Powerhouse initiative," Barron wrote.

In previous editorials, we have stated our misgivings about the Texas governor's lack of interest in public policy and his lack of experience in foreign affairs.

As with previous editorials that preface the themed issue on safety pharmacology methods published in the Journal of Pharmacological and Toxicological Methods (JPTM), we highlight here the content derived from the most recent (2014) SPS meeting held in Washington, DC.

In previous editorials, we have argued that U.S. citizenship ought to be the norm for people who have decided to live and work permanently in this country.

The previous day's editorial treated the Better Together campaign to a dose of sarcasm, with an adjacent article by its political editor Andrew Nicoll damning the plan to offer new powers to a devolved Scottish parliament.

In a statement, Whittingdale said that the current system had failed and referred to previous lapses in editorial judgment or standards: "Television is of huge importance to the nation – and the BBC lies at the heart of British television.