"Can a lawyer in the 21st century have a proper legal education that omits the one area of law to which she and her clients will be subject on a daily basis?" Whether you hope to pursue a career solely in the UK or internationally, knowledge of international law will be useful because of the globalisation of legal practice.
Andy Jordan Wirksworth, Derbyshire Jonathan Freedland's interesting analysis of the "haunting" of Labour by its erstwhile "three-time election winner" omits a critically important ingredient in Blair's electoral success.
Yet O'Donnell omits a key fourth quality.
Mr Sundramoorthy begs to differ, arguing that Mr Pua's index omits some categories of violent crime.Steven Sim, the head of the Penang Institute and an MP for Bukit Mertajam, says the rise in violence has less to do with the state of laws and regulation and more with the reallocation of police resources that used to go to fighting crime.
A summit of 27 EU heads of government will be followed by a euro-zone summit that omits ten of them (see Charlemagne).
Perhaps neglectfully for a parliamentary democracy, however, this theory omits the voter.
The Palestinians argue that a deal that omits so crucial a component cannot be an agreement that ends the conflict once and for all.
It also omits those, believed to be many thousands, who have died of AIDS.So far, Myanmar has taken few effective measures to limit the epidemic.
In these countries, the flat tax is designed to tax previously unregistered income and advocates of a flat tax differ from those in the West on a crucial point: they want the rich to pay no less than the average person, not, as you assume, no more.Peter BohrenAmsterdamValuing propertySIR – Your buy-or-rent analysis omits two important factors ("Still want to buy?", March 5th).
It omits autonomy for the central bank, for example, though it includes reform of trade unions and taxes, and broadening access to universities.
That understates the mess, because it omits both the unfunded pension figure for cities and the health-care promises made to retired government workers of all sorts.
