Meanings of edit the paper in English

You'd better send for McKenzie to come in from Brandon and edit the paper.

Sam had concluded to edit the paper in a way that would liven up the circulation.

You're not afraid to edit the paper.

And I could edit the paper.

The former Chancellor will edit the paper four days a week, but which other politicians took on unexpected jobs?

Sam, in his brother's absence, concluded to edit the paper in a way that would liven up the circulation.

Our contracts empower us to edit the paper as we see fit, and to control its tone and its party affiliations.

Le Monde was born in 1944 and was midwifed by de Gaulle himself, who asked Catholic journalist Hubert Beuve-Mery to edit the paper.

I tried to get the Journal to edit the paper, but it seemed that I could not get anyone to take hold of it.

But after MediaGuardian.co.uk broke the story about Liddle being lined up to edit the paper in January, there were protests from staff, politicians and readers.

Horace Williams was out all day-Rawlinsedited the paper.

"Harry, do you think you could edit the paper for two or three months?"

"But we must all edit the paper," said De Haan enthusiastically, when peace was re-established.