Sentence examples for support editorial from inspiring English sources
There was a question on the application form that implied unquestioning allegiance to editorial independence, a mantra repeated by Lord Patten recently, to which I responded: "Whilst I wholeheartedly support editorial independence, there is a risk that the media itself is sometimes too close to its subject matter to be objective.
Wiley will now support editorial production and marketing of all four EMBO scientific journals.
The authors thank Anuja Shah, PhD (Novartis Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad, India) for medical writing support, editorial assistance and collation and incorporation of comments from all authors.
They also thank Rowena Hughes and Gemma Carter (Oxford PharmaGenesis™ Ltd) for medical writing support, editorial assistance, and collation and incorporation of comments from all authors.
The authors take full responsibility for the content of the paper and thank Walter Weinelt for support in developing the systematic search strategy, and Dr Richard White (Oxford PharmaGenesis™ Ltd) for medical writing support, editorial assistance, and collation and incorporation of comments from all authors; support by Dr Richard White was funded by MSD Sharp & Dohme GmbH, Haar, Germany.
"What About Premium Support?" (editorial, Dec. 4), about federal vouchers to control the cost of Medicare, did not mention a compelling reason for not relying on private insurance.
The current business model involves some advertising, but Eldon has always disdained purely ad-based models for supporting editorial products.
The site doesn't aim to create an e-commerce platform but is geared more towards supporting editorial content and retail stores.
Her successor, Barbara Bradshaw Smith, echoed these sentiments later that year in a talk at the Church's Institute of Religion at the University of Utah, which was followed by a supporting editorial in the LDS Church News.
This work was supported by editorial support funded by Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals and Janssen Scientific Affairs, LLC.
But Harold Holzer, a spokesman for the Metropolitan, said that corporations must understand the difference between financial support and editorial input.
