Sentence examples for time for editorial from inspiring English sources

With a growing consulting practice to run in Jericho, Mr. Levine had little time for editorial wheel-spinning.

It's a great thing, as it means that the journalist has more time for editorial work that is more challenging and more interesting.

BBC Cymru Wales and Arts Council of Wales reserves the right to cancel, change or adapt the conditions of the scheme at any time, for editorial purposes, or if there are conditions beyond their control.

Peter McDonnell, professor and director of the Wilmer Eye Institute, was among the recipients of the Jesse H. Neal National Business Journalism Award given to Ophthalmology Times for editorial excellence.

FINALISTS -- Andrew H. Malcolm of The Los Angeles Times, for a broad range of work; Andrés Martinez of The New York Times, for editorials on the effects of America's agricultural trade policy around the world.

In reforming New York State's scandalous campaign finance system ("Time for Spring Cleaning," editorial, April 22), why not offer candidates and voters the voluntary alternative of full public financing?

Given what we wrote in 1942, the 75th anniversary is a time for The Times editorial board to exercise some humility and to reflect on how we reach our positions on the passionate issues of the day.

The average time for an editorial decision at EMBO Molecular Medicine is under three working days.

It is, I suppose, possible that Lee wrote it as we have it, and that her ingenious editor, setting an all-time record for editorial ingenuity, saw in a few paragraphs referring to the trial of a young black man the material for a masterpiece.

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Ann Telnaes of The Los Angeles Times Syndicate won for editorial cartooning.