Sentence examples for suggest editorial from inspiring English sources

You suggest (editorial, Sept. 12) that the New York State budget, proposed by the governor and passed by the Legislature, is "approved" by the comptroller.

If there were any empirical evidence that buying the freedom of slaves in Sudan would foment more murderous slave raids, as you suggest (editorial, April 27), we would not support Christian Solidarity International's Underground Railroad.

With other, and more marketable, kinds of program, this is, of course, not only a normal procedure but a mandatory one, yet it is one that Friendly stubbornly holds out against, on the ground that it might tempt advertisers to suggest editorial revisions as a condition of their sponsorship.

These results suggest that editorial leadership is intimately associated with journal quality as assessed by various citation statistics, and that the impact of variables such as country of origin, publishing language and internationality is not strong.

As such, I would suggest an editorial reworking to make the central messages to be as simple and direct as possible.

This has prompted local newspapers to suggest in editorials that the Obama campaign should step in and begin to raise money for the committee.

While the Post didn't mention Santorum's three Republican rivals, the strongly worded editorial -- which appeared Monday online and will be in Tuesday's paper -- suggests the editorial board wouldn't consider endorsing the former Pennsylvania senator in the primary.

None of this suggests total editorial disinterestedness.

"He should take some time off and help his wife with the wee one," suggested one editorial.

The difference affirmed by the Academy is mainly one of circumstance indeed, as the rule change suggests, of editorial coverage.

Secondly, Corcoran's piece really should not be a counterpoint piece because "counterpoint" suggests an editorial or opinions piece.