Sentence examples for from the omission from inspiring English sources

The Republicans said there were numerous problems in the Democrats' legislation -- from the omission of provisions dealing with the mortgage giants, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, to disputes over the specific language.

On Tuesday, the coalition said the mistake in the 2012 numbers resulted from the omission of a few months' worth of data on enemy-initiated attacks from the Afghan security forces.

From the omission of a soon to be world No1 taekwondo fighter to the decision to cut the number of places on offer to wrestling from three to one; plus claims, rejected by an independent tribunal, that fencing selectors are biased towards a particular club and individuals, the British Olympic Association has been left to deal with the fallout.

This may reflect frustration from the omission of expected reward.

The same downward bias likely results from the omission of higher achievers and earners who moved out of state.

In turn, δ 1=δ 5+OVB where OVB is the omitted variable bias arising from the omission of ideological controls.

Many such errors result from haste, carelessness, the omission of important data or reliance on misinformation.

Noteworthy from that game was the omission of Paulo Dybala from Palermo's team.

Such was the strength of feeling following the omission from the first edition that one person close to the sports department said it amounted to "mutiny".

He was not of those – a large and influential band – who regard the omission from the beatitudes of the maxim "Blessed are the discreet" as a regrettable oversight.

The mismatch between the official figures and the apparent fall in living standards is explained by the omission from official inflation figures of house prices.