Sentence examples for it has omitted from inspiring English sources

At launch, the startup says that it won't have ads on its photos – which is hopefully why it has omitted this key detail about its business model from the app's App Store description.

The struggling Winnebago Industries has chosen not to declare a semiannual cash dividend on its stock, the first time it has omitted a dividend in five years.

He talks back when it has omitted a crucial detail; he one-ups it when its rhetorical flourish is insufficient.

And somehow it has omitted to tell us that the source is actually an educational website entry, put up by the Brazilian institute in 1999 and removed in 2003.

If only because it has omitted Tyrone Power, Twentieth Century-Fox's "The Story of Alexander Graham Bell" (at the Roxy) must be considered one of that company's more sober and meritorious contributions to the historical drama.

A biweekly report distributed to other state agencies but not made public gives the numbers, but sources at the board say that in recent months it has omitted cases in the major crimes unit and those deferred after panel hearings.

Guardian Australia asked IHMS how it could explain the discrepancy, and whether it had omitted references to the files in its final report to the immigration department.

The Economic Planning Agency, which computes the gross domestic product figures, denied that it had omitted the data for the October-to- December period in order to make the report appear stronger than it really was.

Much clearer, on the other hand, is the frontispiece, a black-and‑white reproduction of Matthew Jouett's portrait of Clark; but it was painted after Clark's death and depicts him toward the end of his life, nothing like the young man of 27 whose story is told in his book: I've omitted it.

While the State Department has recognized the threat posed even by the seemingly innocuous smuggling of cigarettes, the European Union for its part has omitted it in the European Agenda on Security.

And almost every European production I've seen has omitted it: this episode is simply too coarse for those refined ears.