Sentence examples for have to omit from inspiring English sources

[The speaker] announces in apparent surprise that they have to omit the most important points because time is running out".

Glenn Hoddle, for example, knew he would have to omit Jamie Redknapp from England's 1998 World Cup squad following injury "when I could see his stride pattern had changed" while training.

The decision by the European court of justice that in some cases Google may have to omit search results if an affected individual requests so, is alternatively hailed as the dawn of an effective "right to be forgotten", or condemned as the end of search engines or even the freedom of the press.

1.11pm: Tempted as I am to fill this MBM with the non-stop barrage of anti-Australian sentiment that is pouring into my inbox, I do want to get served in the bars of Earls Court next time I go there, so I'm going to have to omit most of it.

You always have to omit as much as you include.

I like that I didn't have the books influence me because I know that David and Dan have to omit some things and leave characters out.

He's one of the players we had to omit when we named Premier League squad.

Lassana Diarra's injury left 23 players in their camp, sparing Domenech the decision of having to omit anyone.

And then he tried to do just that, though he said he had to omit 45 minutes of planned political jokes and a 20-minute bit on flying.

Mr. Cuomo says he supports both reforms but had to omit them to reach a compromise on the DNA database expansion.

First, we experienced some technical difficulty during the maintenance periods of our electronic patient tracking system and therefore had to omit some data.