Sentence examples for list omitted from inspiring English sources

His to-do list omitted banning the big volume ammunition magazines that figured in the Tucson massacre and a long line of other mass shootings.

Joshua Arfer Correction: March 27 , 2002 Wednesday A report in the Metropolitan Diary on March 18 about a poem titled "A 13-Year-Old's Wish List" omitted credit for the poem that inspired it.

Educational organizations supporting the legitimacy of the concept of biological evolution as a cornerstone of the science of biology include: [long list omitted].

The agency has determined that professional scientific bodies and organizations supporting the legitimacy of the concept of biological evolution as a cornerstone of the science of biology include: [long list omitted].

While some of the films making the cut were on many forecasters' lists--they include Hong Kong's "The Grandmaster" directed by Wong Kar Wai, Denmark's "The Hunt" directed by Thomas Vinterberg and Italy's "The Great Beauty" directed by Paolo Sorrentino--the list omitted Iran's "The Past," from filmmaker Asghar Farhadi, who previously won the category with "A Separation".

This is just a partial list, omitting documentaries and some smaller, independent films.

The list omits two ubiquitous magic bullets du jour: stem cells and hyaluronic acid.

Embarrassing breaches of wine etiquette include pronouncing the T in merlot and serving white with ice cubes, but sadly the list omits my favourite example.

The bishops' list omits the church's traditional opposition to artificial means of contraception, once a hot topic of American Catholic moral discussion, but now seldom mentioned (except in connection with foreign aid).

Yet that list omits the least expected and perhaps most welcome offering -- the Japanese film "Taboo" ("Gohatto"), which marks the return to feature filmmaking of Nagisa Oshima after a 14-year absence.

Some crimes now look very risky and that matters because, as every survey of criminals shows, the main deterrent to crime is the fear of being caught.Loosen the cuffsMany conservatives will think this list omits the main reason crime has declined: the far harsher prison sentences introduced on both sides of the Atlantic over the past two decades.