Sentence examples similar to omit responsibilities from inspiring English sources

For example, quarterly presentations to investors are nearly always made by the CEO or chief financial officer of the firm; if lies were told in these presentations, or if material facts were omitted, the responsibility lies with senior management.

Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Democrat of Florida, who serves on the budget committee with Mr. Ryan, said his image as "Mr. Fiscal Responsibility" omits the fact "he voted for every single policy proposal by President Bush that exploded our deficit," including expanding Medicare drug benefits, tax cuts and the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.

(I omit the dancers).

Please omit flowers.

If we omit this, we omit our history".

And what would you omit?

Best to omit names here.

What can I omit?

You can't omit it.

I omit a lot.

Intending to omit to do something, with the intention of bringing about a consequence, seems not to have any of the features that would make an individual less likely to ascribe moral responsibility to certain omissions than to actions.