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Meanings of editorial independence in English

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Usage of editorial independence in English
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The company has declined, saying it would not compromise its editorial independence.
Reuters
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The companies say their brands, or imprints, will retain their editorial independence.
Radio NZ
3
Stakeholder involvement, applicability, and editorial independence were poorly described in most guidelines.
Pubmed
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Its remit includes ensuring the financial and editorial independence of the newspaper.
Reuters
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Li's stake, however, raised widespread concerns the paper's editorial independence might be compromised.
Reuters
6
Tsai sought to address concerns about editorial independence in his letter.
Reuters
7
Martin's proposal also would require the cross-owned outlets to maintain their editorial independence.
Reuters
8
The guideline task force had complete editorial independence from the ATA.
Pubmed
9
The network has rejected the accusations and said it will maintain its editorial independence.
Reuters
10
The network has rejected those accusations and said it will maintain its editorial independence.
Reuters
11
But some question how these partnerships will affect editorial independence.
Reuters
12
It will also endorse Fairfax's current charter of editorial independence.
The Guardian
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Mr Milne today told Sales he had always tried to safeguard the ABC's editorial independence.
Radio NZ
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In a clear allusion to her predecessor, Ms Buttrose promised to protect the ABC's editorial independence.
News.com.au
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Conclusions: Cataract surgery practice guidelines can be improved by targeting stakeholder involvement, applicability and editorial independence.
Pubmed
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In 2018, the government gained full control over the TBC, suppressing all vestiges of editorial independence.
Radio NZ
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Editorial independence across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare