This led to omissions of, among other things, writings critical of her or their marriage.
The errors and omissions, of which there were many, were gloatingly detailed.
"This report is filled with contradictions and omissions of management's failures," Mr. Cassidy said.
The absence of accountability allows the acts or omissions of individuals to go undetected.
The failures and omissions of the CQC have been widely reported.
These, and other omissions of Labour's first term, still need to be addressed in its second.
On the other hand, the movie is full of omissions, of one particular kind — everything mental.
He also began to make good the omissions of his time in office.
The voting process has had something to do with the more glaring omissions of late.
There were also some telling omissions of things that are no longer so relevant to Britain now.
The work that Fitzgerald produced between 1977 and 1995 is full of indirection, enigma, sidelong mystery, omissions of all kinds.
