Sentence examples for omits at from inspiring English sources

Although the site shows visitors a few facts that some might consider sensitive, like race and ethnicity, it initially omits, at least in the version I saw, intimate references — like "gambling," "senior needs," "smoker in the household" and "adult with wealthy parent" — that Acxiom markets to corporate clients but that might discomfit consumers if they knew they were for sale.

But the document they signed omits (at French insistence, said diplomats) any reference to a "free-trade area"; nor does it commit them to start negotiations on tariff reductions by July 2001, as proposed earlier in June by the EU's foreign ministers.

New errors appear on the latest list, and it omits at least one known death from 2008: that of Ana Romero Rivera, 44, of El Salvador, found hanged in a cell at the Franklin County Jail in Frankfort, Ky., on Aug. 21.

A1 On paper, Mr. Bush's budget seems to meet his promise of cutting the federal deficit in half by the time he leaves office, but it omits at least a half-trillion dollars in costs that are likely over the next five years.

Unfortunately, a precurtain injury to a dancer caused it to be omitted at this performance.

One of them will surely be omitted at Trent Bridge, possibly both.

The official said it had been omitted at the request of Shiite leaders, who dislike its protections for the Kurds and contend that it marginalizes Islamic family law.

-- his name omitted at Mr. Skemer's request -- attacked Lindbergh for having "the unmitigated gall of a freak of destiny, suffering from a Garbo complex".

In Greek relief sculpture, actual details of the composition were often omitted at the carving stage and left for the painter to insert.

An article on Saturday about the resolution of the United Nations budget impasse omitted at one point a country among the five that put forward the spending cap that provides the framework for the accord.

Print was secondary: no doubt the audience of the later misprinted 1631 edition, when instructed by Exodus 20 14 that "thou shalt commit adultery," understood that a "not" had been omitted at the press rather than in Sinai.