Sentence examples for an omission of from inspiring English sources

Judge Alito rejected plaintiffs' claims that an omission of known trends or uncertainties can give rise to Rule 10b-5 liability.

The Complaint does not identify any actual disclosure that was misleading or any statement that was made misleading as a result of an omission of a material fact.

"The failure to disclose the ongoing concerns with Fulton Science Academy's charter renewal petition constituted an omission of material facts in the public statement," Wells Fargo said.

While spending several days in Berlin last week to take part in the Critics' Week sidebar to the Berlin Film Festival, I took a few hours to make up for an omission of long standing.

While I am not at all a mushroom gatherer, I was intrigued by the article "Stalking the Wild Mushroom," (July 27), but wondered about an omission of the "chicken" mushroom in the listing of edibles in this area.

He lamented that the international community "did not immediately call these crimes by their rightful name". Indeed, this was an omission of historic proportion, and the absence of outrage enabled policymakers to avoid considering bold measures that might have made a difference.

In addition, we identified an omission defect of information about the description for details of the user.

A positive (an NSCLC tumour specimen with known positivity) and a negative (omission of primary antibody) control were used.

It is shown that such truncations are, indeed, possible but a straightforward omission of preceding time values can introduce unacceptable errors in the calculated responses.

After filling these gaps, a deliberate omission of data was executed and the omitted data was recovered.

There are inversions, a portentous omission of the definite article, and frequent use of high-sonority archness.