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In an editorial it pointed out that this is the first time nuclear power plants have been hit by an earthquake or tsunami.

The Wall Street Journal's editorial page called it a "bipartisan strategic muddle ginned up for domestic political purposes" .

"It has proved, in one niche at least, that editorial journalistic endeavor does create value, " he said.

And the editorial called it a "bitter irony" that Xintai had been held up as a model city for reducing its number of petitioners .

The editorial team of each Collaborative Review Group (CRG) must also disclose any potential conflict of interest that they might have.

An editor at the paper said he did not know about what had happened and declined to discuss the editorial further.

On this point I find myself in agreement with The Wall Street Journal editorial page, not usually my favorite handbook on press conduct.

Adeniya said the blast did not reach the news and editorial departments in the back of the building.

I just wanted to let you know how much we at the editorial desk love your site.

Maybe check out some editorial reviews that you can "borrow" to make it appear that you know what you are talking about.

Oppressing petitioners is no way to govern or to redress their grievances, said the editorial, beneath the headline Stop this cruelty.

It is vital to understand that this third finale is not a nightmare dreamt up by editorial writers.

JEFF STAHLER, EDITORIAL CARTOONIST: What I try to do in most of these cartoons are to capture the moment, capture what people are thinking.

And my experience is different from that of many other authors, because every book and every editorial relationship is unique.

Then I tried to read other parts of the newspaper, like the editorial and local news.

Meanwhile, the editorial decision to run such an article now is also evidence of what I call the Two Chinas phenomenon.

Also I am more loving literature, like to read some poems, the editorial department at the college has been a year and a small press.

Earlier this year an editorial by a leading practitioner in the American Journal of Psychiatry argued in favour of such a move.

According to a senior editor at a state newspaper, the series was an initiative of editorial staff with tacit backing from above.

Had he still been a network anchor, he said, he would have tried to deliver a similar editorial about the Iraq war.

One was an editorial in the Wall Street Journal that referred to Canada's dollar as "the peso of the north. "

Gradually it acquired its own editorial voice, and with it a somewhat stodgy image.

To secure control he had to agree to abide by a series of editorial standards, to be policed by an independent special committee.

' the main xinhua news agency said in a separate editorial that the slaughter was 'the only way out of a bad situation.

One of the research projects the editorial called for was a study like the one just published in Pediatrics.

It may be useful for a CRG's editorial office to keep a formal or informal record of the work experience and training of each editor.

The editorial says it would be a mistake to think North Korea would give up its nuclear program in exchange for economic aid.

A CNN spokesperson said that her comments were "an error in judgment" and that they "did not meet CNN editorial standards. "

Hers is the kind of soft power that cannot be concocted by the editorial staff at People's Daily or Global Times.

Spier's editorial said "desperate situations call for desperate measures" and said it would be "churlish" to push aside "a mass of data" .

Heller: Quite true, but in an era when editorial illustration, at least, is undervalued by art directors and publishers, how?

The Editorial board members proposed the overall concept of "two pillars (reading and writing)and one coordinated process (writing). "

Here, we discuss about the layout, some editorial pages have been easy to overlook or neglect.

"Three weeks ago, Boyzone's Stephen Gately asked the Sun to help him come out, " claimed the paper's editorial, imaginatively.

That was such an intriguing question that I decided to forward it, via e-mail, to all my editorial colleagues.

Though this was controversial, Mr Ar-nault says he has no intention of interfering with the paper's editorial independence.

The next day, an earnest editor wrote an editorial. He appealed to everyone to help each other.

However, there was no difference in survival between the 2 groups, an accompanying editorial points out.

While I'm here and going on about bad porn, let's go back to the title I talked about at the beginning of this editorial.

"Why did it take two months to get to this point? " the Nikkei newspaper asked in an editorial on Wednesday.

Speculation about this then raised a question, posed in an editorial in this newspaper: "Any takers? "

The editorial said the bridge collapse raised particularly troubling questions.

We're at a point now where nobody actually knows where the money is going to come from for editorial goods in the future.

Some of these newcomers see claims to editorial impartiality as a cover for western hegemonic power and seek to redress the balance.

The overall tone of its editorial page was conservative and highly critical of me, often in very personal terms.

Hers is the kind of soft power that cannot be concocted by the editorial staff atPeople's Daily or Global Times.

"China should be more cautious and concentrated in avoiding risks, " said the English-language Global Times in an editorial.

Adair's keen editorial eye and sharp sense of story arc helped me pare a 500 page manuscript into a tighter, plot-driven read.

Note that the emphasis on the word MUST isn't editorial commentary: The all caps is part of the specification.

The TV network's editorial director, Zeng Zhi, said the network will continue dual language broadcasting.

We are looking for someone who can become a regular part of our growing editorial team and post at least 1 article per day or more.

"I carry a strong feeling of bitterness, " Chen Weihua, an editor at the state-run China Daily, wrote in a first-person editorial.

This reinforces the point that all media systems, whether advertiser-based or governmental, come with potential editorial risks.

Ultimately, transforming Time Inc has been a cultural job for Ms Moore as much as an editorial one.

the staff of the department in charge of information integration and editing work, the company completed Monthly editorial.

Eric J. Fry, Agora Financial's Editorial Director, has been a specialist in international equities for nearly two decades.

Jane: Let me see. There is an editorial about cutting down on pollution.

The adults in the family like the front page, the editorial page, and the world news section.

Usually, in the vicinity of the sliding controls must be labeled control or editorial control box for a corresponding value.

The paper happily splashed its exclusive interview, then followed it with an editorial calling Assange a fool and a hypocrite.

Professor Chan also serves as an associate editor and sits on the editorial board of a number of international journals.

But the newspaper and not through my work, I was only a few simple questions, and agree to receive me for its editorial interns.

The editorial referred to "segregation" and "the heavy invisible fetters placed on all citizens" .

Kitty and Clark worked six years as a staff photojournalist for The Albuquerque Journal and is currently a freelance editorial photographer.

But, the editorial concedes, the degree to which these benefits counteract the initial loss is open to question.

Doctors shouldn't tell all of their patients to get at least eight hours of sleep, he says in an editorial in the journal.

A recent editorial in the British Medical Journal called widely-available health information "fundamental to global health improvement" .

The views expressed in this article are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect Al Jazeera's editorial policy.

And I learned that authors are more likely to accept editorial changes when I can point them to a rule than when I just say, "Trust me. "

Run over Copy, continued from a story in the main editorial section of a newspaper or magazine, but was placed on other section at the back.

"We believe in people born to be free and people possessing the right to migrate freely, " the editorial declared.

Le Monde still manages to retain a great editorial team, one able to produce and edit high-quality content.

Still, the Asahi newspaper, one of Japan's leading dailies, expressed concern about Tokyo's bid in an editorial last month.

Cohen, a former TIME writer and a former member of the New York Times editorial board, is a lawyer who teaches at Yale Law School.

By contrast, the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, the conservative bible, headlined an editorial: "Thank you, Grover Norquist. "

"We confirm our condemnation of a gesture that does not represent us or the majority of the fans, " explained an editorial on Lazio. net.

The editorial team selects the monthly pick on creative product and of consumption and shares sentimental preferences with the readers.

Today the first column of the front page is devoted to an important editorial.

I know, from incurring years of advertising expenses, the enormous financial benefit of all the free press and editorial he was receiving.

Peer review is generally considered to be an invaluable part of the editorial process of biomedical journals.

The highest-possible quality is assured by a traditional peer-review system with an Editorial Board and at least two anonymous referees.

"He was not interested in editorial policy, or even the news, " Mr Faison told the FT. "He was focused on the business possibilities. "

After it's revised a few times it's sent to editorial in a digital format to the Avid, a digital cutting tool [or film editing system].

The editorial argues that the African Union is well placed to put meaningful science initiatives in place on the continent.

The headlines, the front page, even the editorial page are now richer in news.

At the meeting, "public relations media" Founded more than three years on the editorial board of the work were reported.

The editorial has since disappeared from most websites and one of its authors has lost his senior editing position.

Editorial Views The Best Years of My Life.

So the morning the FDA was going to meet , this was the editorial in the Wall Street Journal .

I dedicate this, my last editorial , to an extraordinary woman, who lived by example and compelled us all to see the world through new eyes.

When it got to the editorial stage everyone knew the CARDS were down.

But it was not profitable enough to sustain the expansion, mainly because the editorial staff resisted moves to improve efficiency.

It seems to me today's editorial is unreadable.

Jack: Ideally I would like to be an assistant editor, or in a similar position on the editorial board.

In an editorial, one major Brazilian news site described the zoo as a "torture show open to the public" .

Moreover, these views do not reflect those of Elsevier, Drug Discovery Today or its editorial team.

North Korea said in its editorial Saturday that confrontation between the Koreas should be quickly defused.

The editorial seems to have gone too far.

Another editorial said Washington's solution to its debt time bomb was to make the fuse one inch longer.

The White House is dismissing an editorial in the Army Times calling on President Bush to fire Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld over Iraq.

That internal assessment has always been central to our role; Nature has never had an editorial board.

He travelled extensively in Asia before he went back to College in Essen and London to do a course in Photography and Editorial design.

"Taylor has shown the power of good songwriting with music that has transcended genres, " Bill Werde, Billboard's editorial director, said.

"It brought home the fact that the yen is not used in this way by others, " notes Yasuo Ota, an editorial writer for Nikkei.

Among them, former British Foreign Minister Malcolm Rifkind neatly laid out the biggest contrasts in an editorial in the Times of London.

Besides being vile and stupid , however, the editorial was beside the point .

You will not be able to access your review during the editorial process.

Strategic press releases, press kits, events, photos, publications and background information: Lectra opens its editorial department to you.

Editorial Note: There have been dramatic changes in disease patterns, medical care systems and medical education since the 1980s.

All of the material is period reviewed by editorial board , and the editorial board is from all over the world including China.

This editorial staff isn't the cream of the crop, but it's not as bad as you say.

In an editorial published in May, the respected publication argued that the Holocene could simply be renamed the Anthropocene.

He creates images from the skies around the globe for advertising campaigns, annual reports and editorial features.

The outside world throughout the year depending on the work of the editorial guidelines for the DPRK.

Reviewers, together with the editorial team for the CRG, must determine an appropriate time frame for a specific review.

For this reason, the committee of the Editorial Board of Urban Mass Transit held on January 29th of 2011 began to have a special meaning.

Allegations of scientific plagiarism in Iran must be investigated with support from the global academic community, urges a Nature editorial.

As an accompanying editorial emphasizes, however, the mechanisms by which intensivist care might increase mortality are unclear.

Prior to publication, the editorial office had consulted a German sinologist for a translation of the relevant text.

In an editorial released by the Cuban government Wednesday, Mr. Castro said that he is getting better and that his weight is stabilizing.

The editorial is all rubbish.

The editorial that accompanies the article points out that the study did not consider specific causes of death.

A small team of volunteers can establish an editorial policy, perhaps in collaboration with a local community newspaper.

The editorial followed the murder of an intern at the paper. It also complained of the lack of government protection.

F8 studio works with its artists to elevate editorial work to a pinnacle, ensuring commercial clients are aware of their talents.

India appears to have been on the editorial calendar for many well-known publications like Time, Economist, and others.

Cohen, a lawyer, is a former TIME writer and a former member of the New York Times editorial board.

The editorial was quickly removed from several of the newspapers' websites but still managed to stimulate significant discussion online.

HSBC is now 'a vastly different bank from the conservatively run local institution' of decades ago, one newspaper editorial said.

Editing activities are both a cultural practice of editorial subject and a vital approach for cultural diffusion.

Editorial practice is of great significance to the book publishing industry.

And the Party Tabloid Editorial Board was the first organization governing the operation of Party newspapers.

"Easy to learn and resolve" the second series of the editorial pages of color experts and the main characters.

Being a new phenomena, the "Column Anchorman" is bound to give an impact to the traditional editorial theory.

This wasn't a question of free speech or editorial integrity.

The breadth, choice and quality of content are likely to be slashed as owners cut editorial budgets to survive.

The lead editorial searched and questioned for an explanation for the first ever occurrence on the professional racquetball circuit.

Wilhelmina: The biggest ad buy of the year, and the only paid layout editorial ever works on.

Among the survivors, advertising is dwindling, editorial is thinning and journalists are being laid off.

Surprisingly, this project will not be costing the BBC much over and above the coverage costs for the editorial content.

If you're interviewing for an editorial job, don't tell me your lifelong goal is to be a designer, or a golf announcer.

The editorial by the U. S. envoy follows another diplomatic dispute between Kenya and Britain.

"They are based around the customer proposition. It is not an editorial proposition, it is not an advertiser proposition. "

Dudley Clendinen is a former national correspondent and editorial writer for The Times, and author of "A Place Called Canterbury. "

I was then just sixteen, but I was not left out of the editorial staff.

The historical awareness in this book has an important apocalypse meaning for the editorial works in the academic research.

As the article and an accompanying editorial report, the research showed extremely positive long-term results.

An editorial in the official People's Daily over the weekend urged that the eurozone area should guarantee any investments China makes.

Where are the gatekeepers, the editors and news managers who guarded against mistakes, editorial insinuation and fabrication?

EPI-LIT. Entertainment (or Editorial) and Perishable Information Leading Indirectly to a Transaction.

Transformation is well underway in all disciplines of the newspaper industry: editorial, advertising, production and distribution.

the Editorial Board has now evaluated your manuscript , and I am pleased to inform you that it has been favourably received.

The first draft of this editorial was written by a colleague, and I received a draft for revision on Feb.

It remains to be seen whether the editorial offers an accurate guide to official attitudes.

Wang Shuo, managing editor, said on Monday he would leave, joining several members of the editorial staff.

Which version of real estate, usually to achieve 128 version and be able to separate editorial and interactive media network.

The editorial was so popular that it had entered the seventh edition.

A Washington Post editorial wondered why the FTC had become the "great national nanny. "

This announcement comes in the wake of a critical report and editorial recently published in American Scientist.

Another editorial said Washington's solution to a dead-time bomb was to make the fuel just one inch longer.

UltraEdit you will be able to meet all the needs of the editorial editor.

Without formal types that represent the information architecture, the information architecture is defined only through editorial guidelines.

No frills packaging allows Boston Common Press autonomy from advertisers, and puts content solely into the hands of the editorial staff.

I urge you to read both the NYT editorial and the NEJM article in their entirety.

Such at least is the message of a state media editorial that is making waves on the Chinese Internet.

One of the mainly characteristics of the Tsun Wan Yat Po was frequently published editorial.

There are two other considerations that your editorial seems to miss.

He was scowling fearfully, and I judged that he was concocting a particularly knotty editorial.

Plagiarism in Iran could arise from difficulties with English or from pressure to publish as a condition for promotion, says the editorial.

An editorial of the newspaper pointed out that extra-curricular tutorial classes are astonishingly threatening the status of public schools.

This is an entirely different type of inflation than price inflation and deserving of its own multi thousand word editorial.

The famous line was penned part of a real 1897 New York Sun editorial written in response to the letter of a curious 8-year-old girl.

In additon, feel out the writers' actual level instantly and assist the editorial leadership supervision with supervision of those writers.

It was Mr Coskun's "aggressive style" , which violated the newspaper's editorial line, that was to blame.

Mr. Sternberg is an editorial page writer at The Wall Street Journal Asia.

During the rule of Kim Jong-il, the statement was issued as a joint editorial of the country's main official media.

Digital books can be distributed globally, but publishers persist in dividing the world into territories with separate editorial staffs.

Don't be afraid of your grammar or spelling - our editorial team (who proof read every article) will tidy up your article.

Every other People's Daily editorial seems to stress that China's investment-led growth model needs to change.

the editorial says. 'We hold that individuals are born free, possessing the right to move freely! '

The editor plays a guiding role in editorial activities, but his guiding role is relative and should not be exaggerated.

"There is abundant genetic evidence that the name [swine flu] is appropriate, " says a Nature editorial.

One study by researchers at Xerox's Palo Alto Research Centre looked at the number of times editorial changes were subsequently reversed.

Indian hegemony, the editorial decided, was "100% the result of British colonialism" , when the Raj ruled from Pakistan to Burma.

Prior to publication, the editorial office had consulted a Germansinologist for a translation of the relevant text.

Qingdao, 19 Station Road, editorial yesterday in Liaoning Province near the end of Taitung Geological Survey found that more drilling.

"It is hard to write editorial independence [provisions] into a commercial contract, " Mr Cho says.

The editorial received considerable coverage in the local media, as well as discussion on China's microblogging Sina Weibo service.

Matching up HTML styles requires extensive up-front coordination and planning, as well as ongoing editorial vigilance.

That June, ESPN canceled it citing the demands for editorial control by Bonds's representatives over a planned final episode.

Another Communist Party-owned newspaper, Global Times, followed up with an unsigned editorial Sept. 22 attacking Locke's unassuming style.

Ms. Hook is an editorial page writer for The Wall Street Journal Asia.

Each local Web site has a small staff that includes an editorial specialist and a salesperson.

editorial director of The London Daily Mirror and a man who should know something about the effect of newspapers on public opinion.

The fair will get commenced ultimately with a day-long open editorial meeting that will brief the events and will cite the future plans.

" Even the normally restrained Economist magazine rushed out an editorial accusing Obama of " technophobia " and " Luddism.

An editorial in a state newspaper, the China Daily, suggested they had got off lightly.

Newspapers, for instance, tend to differentiate themselves by their editorial content and the quality of their advertising-sales operations.

They will not comment on content or editorial material, so do not ask for such reviews.

The editorial policies haven't changed a bit over the years.

Makes and implements editorial decisions regarding mood, pace and climax of films, television programs, video productions or commercials.

It is one of editorial units in industry standard at "Explosion clad plate for pressure Vessel" .

They should strive to minimize these by establishing fact-checking procedures throughout the editorial process.

Our suggestions would change evaluation practices in committee rooms, editorial offices, and library purchasing meetings.

This represents only minor editorial changes for the Java specification, but it is the first public version of the SDO specification.

However, every newspaper has their own editorial line and that's up to them.

With this out of the way, let's look two sets of problems at Le Monde: editorial and industrial.

To do this, says the editorial, China must take steps toward a transparent drug-review process which functions under open, public scrutiny.

This has the advantage that: the stack can be a separate editorial, portable and reading.

Here, however, a brief editorial cadenza is inserted for the use of students which, although not a requirement, may be played in the exam.

During the campaign of 1860, The Atlantic threw its support behind the candidate from Illinois in a forceful editorial.

This time, says an editor involved in the hukou editorial, the impact was the opposite.

This weekend, South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford wrote an editorial apologizing for his behavior.

The web site provides Editorial Board, Manuscript Submissions, Tables of Contents, Full-Text Search, Advertising Info, Single Paper Sales.

I'm told editorial control is nearly always held by owners and there are ways to pay to get a story on the news.

Ha Jin writes in his second language, English, a remarkable achievement but one that demands editorial vigilance.

Authors may send queries concerning the submission process, manuscript status, or journal procedures to the Editorial Office.

Chinese enterprises should raise money from the stock market rather that borrow from banks, said an editorial of the Financial Times.

So editorial and advertising departments of rival papers must be kept separate if they are to retain their distinctive identities.

Interact and correspond with members of Sales Representative team, editorial, media, marketing & advertising groups.

The state-run Global Times newspaper weighed in Wednesday with an editorial on the pollution.

Mr. Moore is senior economics writer for The Wall Street Journal editorial page.

A change in political outlook is required to improve health research and translate policies into action, says an editorial in The Lancet.

Q: What would you say are the broad responsibilities of an editorial assistant?

The JAMA editorial said hospitals should consider surveillance for interference problems that employees haven't noticed or reported.

The editorial was a trail balloon to test the public's reaction to a change in the school day.

If business or political affiliations influence their editorial choices, they should be disclosed.

Even accepted articles are subjected to further (sometimes considerable) editing by journal editorial staff before they appear in print.

Richard O'Mara worked for 34 years as an editorial writer, foreign correspondent, and foreign editor of the Baltimore Sun.

In my case, I don't believe a media can be effectively managed solely by making decisions for the main editorial or the home page.

John Walley and colleagues call for a new perspective on healthcare research in this Bulletin of the World Health Organization editorial.

Government agency leaders must ensure that the right scientific questions are answered, says the editorial.

Nor will the magazine promise to limit its editorial comments to one set of opinions.

Therefore, human-oriented management is needed for editorial department to stimulate initiatives in learning and working.

An editorial position with a publishing company; an editorial policy prohibiting the use of unnamed sources.

The author would like to thank Colin Thorne for his technical review and Dave Reynolds for his editorial comments.

This May 1994 printing is the same as the 1991 revision except for a few editorial changes.

Last month, New Scientist magazine warned in an editorial that science is now under unprecedented intellectual attack in America.

There were often tensions between the editorial and advertising departments.

Editorial will, through specific subject matter and suggestion, inspire action from all those who come into contact with the brand.

First, the newspaper editor of newspaper editorial policy makers, the overall image of the newspaper designer.

Despite recent hiccups, the IPCC "remains the gold standard for independent scientific assessment" , says the editorial.

"The compulsory installation of filtering software is a whole lot of useless flopping about, " said an editorial in The Wuhan Evening News.

The broadcast over the yen an rings, broadcast on the full text in the editorial: gun muzzle exactly at the who.

The pressures brought the infighting over editorial and financial control of Caijing to a boil.

The bellicose editorial was certainly newsworthy, assuming that the paper on some level is a mouthpiece for China's rulers.

"The deal could create jobs and revitalize Aizu, " the newspaper Fukushima Minpo said in an editorial. "It's a ray of hope for Fukushima. "

They do original reporting, they do not confuse fact with opinion or rumor, and they make sound editorial decisions.

So the weekly editorial meeting at the Onion, a spoof newspaper based in New York, is intense. One writer clutches a human skull.

In this article, the author preliminarily discusses the networked connection, realization of the journal editorial department.