The documents finally obtained by Proceso (not without a series of difficulties and obstructions) were redacted and fragmentary, filled with blackened pages, contradictory information, and omissions; ninety-seven numbered and catalogued documents were missing.
Google went into China agreeing to censor its search results to appease the Communists, but did so in the belief that a lot more information, with omissions clearly labelled, makes the Chinese better off.
The interview data for this project identified two key issues regarding the transfer of medical information: (a) omissions and inconsistencies in medical records and (b) inadequacies in triage and handover practices.
EDF's accounts do not even include this basic information, an omission that led EDF's auditors to qualify their opinion on the accounts.
The United States, the United Nations and the world waited for this declaration from Iraq, but Iraq's response is a catalog of recycled information and flagrant omissions.
Your boss is asking you to hide information, yet this omission could hurt a number of other parties.
The use of fewer cues with no loss of quality, can be explained by the notion that nurses reason adaptively: an enhanced process of information filtration and omission in time pressured conditions [ 31, 36, 37].
The concealment of information or the omission of any part of this document also constitutes a form of abuse, even though it may well be an everyday practice in some Latin American countries.
The data from these 1192 respondents were analysed, though there were still omissions of information in some categories.
"In examining the thought processes and decision making it's important to note the role of the coroner is not to find fault or report blame, but will consider whether certain acts or omissions of information [by police and the department of human services] had impact," Ellyard said.
