Sentence examples for material omission from inspiring English sources
"Not reporting on these financial risks in our view is a material omission from the annual report," it said in a note to shareholders.
In his reply on Monday, Mr. Tourre, who is a vice president at Goldman, said the S.E.C. had failed to show a material omission of information in the marketing materials.
The Chicago and London editors submitted classified lists and copies of articles to advisers who recommended revision or replacement of existing material, omission of some articles, and introduction of new articles.
"Failing to disclose a deteriorating financial condition, which had been flagged by the lending arms of three of the major underwriters, may well be a material omission under the federal securities laws, particularly in the absence of any specific risk-factor disclosure in the prospectus," said Lewis D. Lowenfels, an authority in securities law at Tolins & Lowenfels in New York.
Clearly, something is missing in the SEC's presentation of the earnings management issue dare we call it a material omission?
These are material omissions that, in our view, constitute another material breach.
The S.E.C.'s case centers on supposed "material omissions and misstatements" in IndyMac's regulatory filings.
SUMMARY None of these holes and gaps in Iraq's declaration are mere accidents, editing oversights or technical mistakes: they are material omissions.
A rank-and-file group called Mrs. O'Loan incompetent, and a police spokesman assailed her report for containing "significant factual inaccuracies, unwarranted assumptions, misunderstandings and material omissions".
In a statement issued on Wednesday, the F.B.I. said that it had "grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy".
While Mr. Powell spoke on Thursday of "material breach" of United Nations resolutions, "material omissions" and the possibility of war, Mr. Bush simply said the Iraqi declaration of its weapons and programs "was not encouraging".
