Sentence examples for respected editorial from inspiring English sources
At one point, he wanted to fire the highly respected editorial writer Alan Barth, who had dared to defend the right of Earl Browder, the former secretary-general of the Communist Party in America, not to name names before a Senate subcommittee.
But in traditional media – for the most part – the lines were respected: editorial staff did their job, advertising staff did their job and somehow the relationship chugged along.
Its highly respected editorial board will ensure publication of only the highest quality, peer-reviewed reports.
More than respected editorial voices, the two papers are quintessentially German institutions, with complex ownership structures, consensus-driven management, and business philosophies -- particularly at the Allgemeine Zeitung -- that emphasize long-term values over short-term profits.
As another decade arrived and nostalgia took over, Hopkins could assign Getty Archive to market his backlist while concentrating on teaching on Ifor Thomas's respected editorial photography course at Guildford School of Art.
Although it is too early to judge whether carefully crafted brand advertising will provide a viable financial base for newspapers, brands are clearly excited about the notion of blending marketing messages with respected editorial content.
"The families' feelings should be respected," an editorial in Tokyo Shimbun read, "but we need to know their names and keep the memories of how they lived and lost their lives".
The statement has done a lot to quell readers' anger, and I respect the editorial decision to make it.
So, as we look beyond traditional sources of funding, the backing of third parties who are willing to support our journalism while respecting our editorial freedom enables us to explore important subjects that may too easily be neglected elsewhere.
As Guardian Media Group looks beyond traditional sources of funding, the backing of third parties who are willing to support the Guardian's journalism while respecting its editorial independence and freedom enable the coverage of important subjects that may too easily be neglected elsewhere.
All that talk of AOL respecting our editorial independence and now they're emailing Alexia and asking her to tone down the snark?
