Sentence examples for omission to from inspiring English sources

He had lied by omission to me.

Bob Edgar, president of Common Cause, said he found Justice Thomas's explanation about the omission to be "implausible".

It is an unfortunate omission to not include the work of Jamie Foxx in Caryn James's "Out on the Tightrope, Where Comics Try Acting" [March 25].

Later, Abbott's outside counsel, Jeffrey I. Weinberger, would be called upon to explain the omission to Federal District Judge Patricia Seitz in Miami.

Ariane Wilkinson, a lawyer at Environmental Justice Australia, said that "whether or not Adani's omission to the department caused environmental harm completely misses the point".

He explained the omission to Alfred Russell Wallace (the co-discoverer of natural selection), saying that the subject was too surrounded by prejudices.

I am sure over the next few days people will bring more omissions to my attention.

Why does the title limit the show's omissions to charisma alone?

The resolution, which backs an Arab League plan for political change in Syria, made two significant omissions to meet Russian demands.

First, causings of evils like deaths of innocents are commonly distinguished from omissions to prevent such deaths.

But we're looking at a sufficiently large number of companies to narrow the margin of error caused by those omissions to the point of insignificance.