Sentence examples for signed articles from inspiring English sources

I want to read signed articles, not something labeled "editorial".

The client was acquitted, and Haeems signed articles in 1963.

The signed articles of the work were written by leading German scholars of the 19th century.

From 1934 to 1946, he was an editorial writer for The New York Times, writing a vast number of editorials and signed articles, mainly on economic issues.

In May 1652 Galway surrendered to Parliament, and in June Clanricard signed articles with the parliamentary commissioners that allowed his departure from Ireland.

Nevertheless, over the course of the 20th century, editors of encyclopaedias tended more and more to commission signed articles by well-known experts.

Meanwhile, an official Xinhua news agency signed article warns that China will face a collapse "even worse than the Soviet Union" if democracy is allowed.

Converts who desire to become soldiers in the Army are required to sign Articles of War and volunteer their services.

Not all their contributions are known, because until the mid- to late 20th century it was not the custom to sign articles.

He ran searches on some of Webster's newspaper pseudonyms — it was common in the late 18th and early 19th centuries for public figures to sign articles with a pen name; Webster liked to use "Rusticus".

How to Give Up As Gulf War II started, officers at the U.S. Army's V corps urged Iraqi officers -- by leaflet, e-mail and telephone -- to sign "articles of capitulation," surrendering their units before any troops were killed.