Sentence examples for via editorial from inspiring English sources

The other public interest concern has been that the excellence and independence of Sky's news coverage could be compromised by an activist majority owner with a strong political agenda, via editorial appointments, if not day-to-day interference.

Papers submitted for the Enrico Greppi Award should be sent by e-mail to [email protected] and not submitted via Editorial Manager.   3.

Touting the value of "earned media" (namely, getting attention via editorial content rather than advertising) might seem a little less convincing at a time when the president of the United States has repeatedly attacked mainstream media outlets, and there's more concern that ever that everyone's getting stuck inside their own filter bubbles.

After everything predicted in the book came to nothing, Lindsey rewrote and "updated" his "interpretations" in many sequels, in what must have been some sort of record for practicing George Orwell's idea of "doublethink" via editorial revision of ever-changing "facts".

Because of its direct involvement in the political life of our country, the church must accept the public scrutiny and discussion that such actions warrant, via editorials, blogs or through the arts.

"Just Buy a Bike!" the New York Observer hectored readers, via an editorial, noting that bikes can be cheap.

He does so via an editorial in … the New York Sun, which still shimmers, posthumously, as a disembodied ghost haunting cyberspace.

Feuding with billionaire Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who recently accused him of mounting a personal attack via an editorial in The Times of London.

A polity not given to intellectual ferment over scholarly works has seen exactly that, with the to-ing and fro-ing conducted via newspaper editorials, think-tank pamphlets and public seminars.

Its presumed readership, broadly speaking, is domestic, consisting of the collective of party cadres conforming to ideological guidelines issued via the editorials, as well as that part of the Chinese public that is willing to lend its ear to party-line political messages.

I am particularly indebted to Robert Hawkins for facilitating considerable growth in the number and quality of clinical papers submitted to BJC, and for the increasingly lively engagement of the clinical community via letters, editorials, and mini-reviews on topics ranging from original research findings to policy matters.