Examples of using An editorial in English and their translations into Hungarian
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When he was a grad student at Oxford in 2000, an editorial appeared in Political Analysis.
the four parts of an editorial and the different approaches to editorial titles.
In neighboring Denmark, the centrist newspaper Jyllands-Posten published an editorial on August 18, 2015 about these issues.
Shortly after, Mr. Putin wrote an editorial published in the New York Times, which was generally well-received.
wrote an editorial in the Canadian press that also went along with this world view.
Chinese tabloid Global Times said in an editorial that U.S. subsidies for its soybean farmers have given them an unfair competitive advantage in selling to China
who wrote an editorial that accompanied both studies.
The Chicago Sun-Times talked of'the bootleg battle of the Marne' and an editorial in the Herald and Examiner declared'This is war' as gang killings and gun battles shook the city.
An editorial in the Times of India in 2006, praised the cultural contribution of ISKCON to
Baliga recently published an editorial on the topic in Heart Failure Clinics of North America, in which he suggests that perhaps it's
This Congregation is able to reply that the circumstance indicated is due to an editorial policy which has been followed in regard to other associations as well, which have likewise not been mentioned, inasmuch as they are included in broader categories.
she wrote an editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine and said, the Yentl syndrome.
said Tomopoulos, who wrote an editorial accompanying the new study.
Sports Illustrated ran an editorial asking why the still-living Doby was being overlooked.
high-dose micronutrient supplements for middle-aged and older adults,” said an editorial accompanying the latest report.
This is a editorial jest.
An editorial meeting?
It is an editorial.
That is an editorial.
This is an editorial.