Sentence examples for not be omitted from inspiring English sources
But Smith can surely not be omitted after this.
I had asked Noble Frankland, director of the Imperial War Museum, to name 15 military campaigns that could not be omitted, and decided to use the other programmes to examine the impact of the war on civilians.
Another warning must not be omitted: namely that aesthetics, though a special philosophical science, having as its principle a special and distinct category of the mind, can never, just because it is philosophical, be detached from the main body of philosophy; for its problems are concerned with the relations between art and the other mental forms, and therefore imply both difference and identity.
However, what we suggest here is that knowledge transfer capacity should not be omitted in the discussion of knowledge transfer.
These results are checked from discrete numerical simulations in order to examine in which context the contribution of inertial effects should not be omitted.
Uncertainties in risk can jeopardise the fundamental right to patients' health and should not be omitted by the physicians.
In it, the word "not" was omitted from the prohibition on adultery.
Sir Nicholas Serota, head of Tate, and chairman of the judges since the prize began in 1984, said painting had not been omitted from the list because it was too boring.
Even though factor A is not significant, it has not been omitted because it supports mathematical hierarchy.
Benefits will include homogenisation and standardisation of reports, certainty that significant information has not been omitted, and capacity for data-mining of structured reports for research and teaching purposes.
