In a move designed to address fears about the potential difficulties this could pose, DMGT said the Evening Standard would establish a new editorial committee to "safeguard the principle of editorial independence".
The PCC welcomed the paper's condemnation of the men's behaviour but ruled that "the principle of editorial responsibility applied", not least because the People "appeared to accept that the agency's decision to subcontract the work did not contravene any specific instruction it had received".
In the spirit of open communication and scientific integrity, we have embraced the principle of editorial independence as a fundamental tenet of GHSP.
But it mocks those high principles if, beneath the umbrella of editorial protection, there is no questioning, no reflection, no learning from mistakes.
A BBC Cymru Wales spokesperson said: "Major events and sport that bring the nation together represent one of the five editorial principles of the BBC.
Defining the principles of the Chicago Tribune editorial writing before the Zell era, Timothy McNulty (no longer with the Tribune) wrote: "The op-ed page seemed balanced to me in terms of topics or issues of the day".
In keeping with the principles of the journal and Editorial Board, Conflict and Health is open-access and freely available to readers around the world.
And the European scrutiny committee has wanted to ask the Trust about the BBC's editorial coverage of the EU, when our role clearly requires us not to determine editorial judgements, but rather to uphold the principles of impartiality and accuracy through editorial guidelines and adjudicating on complaints.
Bob achieved his clout not through some sensational Watergate-like exposé although he could and did relentlessly pursue wrongdoing in high places but by skillfully, persistently and successfully propagating the principles of liberty on the Journal's editorial pages.
