Sentence examples for omit information from inspiring English sources

First of all, I can say with some confidence that The Times would have done exactly what it did with the archive when it was supplied to us via WikiLeaks: assigned journalists to search for material of genuine public interest, taken pains to omit information that might get troops in the field or innocent informants killed, and published our reports with a flourish.

"They provide demonstrably false information to support this picture of him and omit information that could contradict it".

The DFS cited an email from a Deloitte partner saying he drafted a "watered-down version" of the report after being asked by Standard Chartered to omit information.

When you're making a painting, every brush stroke is a decision to include or omit information that you see in front of you.

But "quality control" for Japan's ministry means promoting the use of history textbooks that whitewash or omit information about Japan's brutality against its Asian neighbors in the first half of the 20th century.

The appeals court noted that "it is difficult to imagine a situation where the government would intentionally or 'with reckless disregard' omit information that would strengthen its 'probable cause' or 'necessity' showing".

The informed consent form the Gelsingers reviewed omitted information about monkeys that had died after being given a similar, though stronger, treatment.

By emphasizing the importance of informative entries and specifically underlining the consequences of omitting information, journal editors could contribute even more to the attainment of high quality registration.

The notes omitted information about specific tests and results.

Officials said a printing error had omitted information from the most recent report.

While filling out a form before the exam, Mr. Raissi omitted information about a 1999 knee surgery.