Sentence examples for subject to editorial from inspiring English sources

Others worry that unregulated channels of communication not subject to editorial review will increase false information and potentially skew public opinion.

A belief or a conviction, no matter how illogical, crackbrained or infuriating, is an idea subject to vigorous dispute but is not an assertion subject to editorial or legal correction".

"This is first whether the publication publishes news-related material, second whether the publication is written by different authors, third whether it is to any extent subject to editorial control and fourth whether it is published in the course of a business".

Since these revisions were not subject to editorial review, the authors bear full responsibility for the contents of their papers.

On Monday, Culture Secretary Maria Miller said that to be affected by the change, a "publisher would have to meet the three tests of whether the publication is publishing news-related material in the course of a business, whether their material is written by a range of authors - this would exclude a one-man band or a single blogger - and whether that material is subject to editorial control".

However, NovelFam3000 does allow for critiques to be posted related to experimental results (subject to editorial review to insure the relevance of postings).

F1000Research follows this model and advocates that time is not lost in reviews, since each article is only subjected to editorial verification and within approximately one week is published online already formatted and can be read and cited (http://f1000research.com/about).

The winning entry will be published in The Independent (subject to meeting editorial standards).

All of the unit's output, Jones stresses, will be subject to "proper editorial rigour".

Hopefully, it will remind the viewer that, however truthful a documentary attempts to be, it is always subject to the editorial decisions of the film-maker". The use of actors enabled Barnard to introduce further layers of allusion to Dunbar's career.

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