Sentence examples for because it omitted the from inspiring English sources

Yet Hellerstein, a Bill Clinton appointee who said he has tried to give Obama and George W Bush deference on keeping potentially inflammatory photos secret, told LaMort that determination was "not enough" for judicial review because it omitted the reasoning behind withholding specific photographs.

In this article [ 1], equation (8) is incorrect because it omitted the covariance terms.

In his eyes, a strictly scientific approach to authorship is dangerously revisionist, because it omits the textual analysis.

Their argument says you can safely ignore the official savings rate (which is somewhere around zero) because it omits the appreciation in houses and other assets.

It's misleading because it omits the fact that there were already 90,000 Catholic churches in France at the beginning of the 20th century, so Catholicism had quite the head start on Islam.

As The Washington Post's fact-checker has noted, the official U.S. poverty rate of 14.5percentt overstates poverty's reach because it omits the effect of government benefits like food stamps and the Earned Income Tax Credit.

The document that was leaked last year encompassed exhortations and pronouncements that offended many Arab leaders, both because they perceived it as imperialist in tone, and because it omitted discussion of the Arab-Israeli confrontation.

One researcher, Wendy Clark, group manager in the fuels performance group at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, said the summary, while accurate, was misleading because it omitted problems noted in the full report.

Mr Obama killed the deal not because it would increase the deficit but because it omitted his own favoured giveaways: the permanent expansion of two tax credits for the working poor now scheduled to expire in 2017.For their part, Republicans reportedly wanted to leave out Mr Obama's tax credits not because of their cost but for fear that illegal immigrants would apply for them.

But the Volkswagen plan angered many institutions because it omitted nonvoting preferred shares, which are much cheaper than ordinary shares.

The photo must be an older one because it omits from the skyline Comcast Center, the giant building that is home to Comcast.