Sentence examples for signed editorial from inspiring English sources

People's Daily, the official party mouthpiece, published a front-page signed editorial on Monday under the headline "Beautiful China Starts With Healthy Breathing".

In response, The Times assigned a member of its editorial board, Karl E. Meyer, to write a signed editorial about Mr. Duranty's work.

Tim Montgomerie and I at ConservativeHome took the rare step of posting a jointly signed editorial on the site yesterday to demonstrate a united front – and you only have to look at the comments posted below that piece to comprehend the sheer strength of feeling of activists around the country on this one.

His signed editorial today attacked the court system.

The signed editorial was referring to one of the darkest episodes of modern France, one which remains largely unknown.

A signed editorial on the Web site of People's Daily, the authoritative Communist Party newspaper, said the protests should be viewed sympathetically.

Mr. Bloomberg, it would seem, is casting himself in that mold, though there are no plans for him to begin writing signed editorials.

Not only does Mr. Ingersoll write signed editorials in the first person singular, which give them a cozy feel, but also he seems to be able to devote his personal attention to everything.

In a signed he editorial, he wrote: "The ad tax shrinks media resources, makes its job more difficult, limits its efficiency and impedes it from fulfilling its tasks".

Departing editors are allowed, however, to give themselves one final consolation: a signed, valedictory editorial as an occasion for some reflection, some explanation, much self-indulgence and usually a little ancestor-worship.

In 1968 Guggenheim signed an editorial supporting Richard Nixon's presidential candidacy, while Moyers published his support of Hubert Humphrey.