Sentence examples for omissions on from inspiring English sources

But the omissions on the Web sites, with their whiff of shame, seem to go beyond that.

There have been some notable omissions on the winners' list over the years, but none so significant as that of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi.

With much help from Adams and Benjamin Franklin, he created a new vision of these principles with many contrived ambiguities, studied evasions and deliberate omissions on contested questions.

He said reporters had seen a pattern of "demonstrable falsehoods, exaggerations, misconstruals or omissions" on the part of McCain that seemed notable, even for a heated presidential campaign.

They defended the tariff omissions on the basis that not every energy company wanted to pay commission, or to be passed customers in large numbers by the sites.

In the past, he has explained omissions on financial statements, including his failure to declare $75,000 in rental income on a villa in the Dominican Republic or pay $10,000 in taxes on it, as unintentional bookkeeping errors.

It is the one glaring omission on a jam-packed CV, but there were no tears or tantrums; at least not from him.

The Ulsterman had been acutely aware of the one glaring omission on his CV; now it is a line that has been filled.

Perhaps one surprising omission on the clinical side is a chapter comparing and contrasting the various clinical guidelines for the treatment of CMV infections in transplant patients; this would highlight differences in how published data are interpreted.

In defeat, the politics of Torres' omission take on greater significance.

My focus here, however, is not on omissions but on research.