Sentence examples for its deliberate from inspiring English sources

The government said today that it would correct its deliberate omission of data made in a report on economic growth released a few weeks ago.

[C7.] Japan to Correct Economic Data The Japanese government said it would correct its deliberate omission of data made in a report on economic growth.

Yet within its deliberate limitations it captures some of the crucial essence of The Bacchae, even for those who know nothing of Greek tragedy.

Adults often respond to Peter Pan as being about their own loss of innocence, when in fact it is about its deliberate retention.

The third model (model (iii), using low-resolution data) differs substantially from the other 2, and with its deliberate underestimation, it illustrates the necessity of using high-resolution data for projections.

It's about five minutes shorter than the Hitchcock, but its deliberate pace makes it seem longer.

The UN security council resolution 1441 on Iraq may or may not have given the green light for war; its deliberate ambiguity is how it avoided a veto.

Its deliberate creation still qualifies it in 2009 as a neologism, from the Greek for "new word".

But its deliberate pacing and simple characterisation make it seem as if it never quite gets going.

Its deliberate scarcity surely influenced my opinion of it, but it was really good.

It said: "We demand the state to abandon its deliberate massacre and deportation of Kurdish and other peoples in the region.