Sentence examples for omission against from inspiring English sources

"For the occasions past and present, when sons and daughters of the Catholic Church have sinned by action or omission against their Orthodox brothers and sisters, may the Lord grant us the forgiveness we beg of him," the pope said.

The most disappointing omission against our key asks was the lack of concrete proposals to tackle the UK's escalating house crisis, on a scale that will deliver the number of new homes we need, where they are needed, for both the short- and long-term.

The pontiff, who was in the Greek capital on the first leg of his six-day "jubilee pilgrimage" retracing the footsteps of St Paul, prayed for forgiveness for "the occasions, past and present, when sons and daughters of the Catholic church have sinned by action or omission against their Orthodox brothers and sisters".

Sterling's omission against Estonia earlier in the season caused a row between Hodgson and Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers, with the two managers also having a difference of opinion when Daniel Sturridge was injured while on England duty.

By November 1997 he was being left out more frequently, and his omission against Nottingham Forest provoked a public war of words, which fuelled rumours that the manager was to be dismissed and that Bruce would take over as caretaker until the end of the season.

But how significant is that omission measured against the actual influence of Locke, Newton and Hume on Enlightenment thought?

Within these words Mr. Robbins has encapsulated the inexcusable crimes of commission and omission committed against the people of the United States, especially those that express their patriotism not through hollow slogans but by trying to guide the country they love and cherish towards greater compassion and social justice.

How many are the result of the social misery, starvation, or depravity of the mother?' 19 On a more statistical note, the Perth examiner lamented that it was 'a great pity Stillborn children were excluded from Registration', this omission operating against 'a true return of the number of Births being given', and an aspect of fertility which would 'form a valuable branch in medical statistics'.

But while the omissions cut against V&E and Enron, the fact that they conducted any investigation at all could offer some solace.

It's a strange omission, which crashes against one of the movie's most memorable lines, by one of its heroes, the attorney Mitch Garabedian (played by Stanley Tucci), who represents many victims of pedophile priests and is the crucial source for Rezendes's reporting.

I can't speak highly enough of Stuart as a bloke and as a coach Tom Wood It was not so much what Luther Burrell's friends revealed about the tears he shed when omitted from the squad in place of Sam Burgess, as the last-minute manner of that omission: so much against the grain of Lancaster's pre-calculation that Burrell had delayed his wedding to play in the tournament.