Sentence examples for strict editor from inspiring English sources

Botsford, who was 17 years her senior, was "a big cutter" and "a strict editor.

To the Editor: "Stricter Rules on 'Nonrefundables' (Oct . 20, about the airlines' new nonrefundable ticket policies, demonstrated once again why the airlines are in the trouble they are in.

Anne Hersh Providence, R.I., Aug. 29, 2009 • To the Editor: Stricter regulation of the behavior of drivers should be coupled with re-engineering to produce a car that protects drivers from themselves.

The film presented Coddington, with her tendency to prioritise artistry and romance over pedestrian concerns of budgets and logistics, as the foil to US Vogue's strict and business savvy editor, Anna Wintour.

Most major news media have strict policies that prohibit editors from digitally adding or subtracting from photographs, especially when it alters the meaning of the image.

One of the reviewers asked for studies with human patient xenograft tumors to be included for a comprehensive and representative reproduction of the original study, but the other reviewers and the editors favor strict reproduction.

Not all of these take-backs could have been prevented with better peer review or stricter scrutiny from editors.

It is being alleged that Boulton, Sky's political editor, breached the strict rules governing the debate by raising with Clegg the front page of yesterday's DailyTelegraph.

The paper's editor pursues a strict policy of being an "outsider" who believes his journalism can speak for itself and refuses to publicly pronounce on his paper over the decades he has been at the helm.

Editors distribute manuscripts in the strictest confidence, says Bruce Dancik, editor-in-chief of the NRC Research Press and professor of renewable resources at the University of Alberta in Edmonton.

Reputable news organizations have strict rules forbidding photographers or editors from using such tools to alter images.