Sentence examples for omission fault from inspiring English sources

In his unanimous opinion overturning that ruling today, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said this was a misuse of the word "fail," which he said "connotes some omission, fault, or negligence on the part of the person who has failed to do something".

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The omission was inadvertent; the fault was mine.

But this time, the omission wasn't my fault or our coach's.

It's easy to find fault with omissions.

I will also preface my Address with the caveat that I am not a historian and that any errors, omissions, or mis-attributions are my fault.

The critic, who faulted the autobiography for its omission of Twain's political writings, suggested that United States officials had tried to suppress Twain's work to make the American public forget him.

Mr. Goodman has had to leave out a lot, and many viewers may fault him for this or that omission.

For all its faults and omissions, it has made the right decision on the Asian Games.

A little leSteinberg and Kukiltters writtenote Plathato her mother, and represented in this volume, have previously book published, albeit in condensed form: "Letters Home: Correspondence 1950–1963," selected and edited by Aurelia, was published in 1975.

Our experimental data suggest that test sets generated based on the mutated models created by insertion operators are more effective in revealing faults in SUC than those generated by omission operators.