Sentence examples for omitted calling from inspiring English sources

They conclude by writing that they have "purposely omitted calling special attention to the strong features of the book" and that they have no axe to grind.

There's filibustering in the Senate because in 18-oh-something the Senate more or less accidentally adopted rules that omitted "call the previous question".

"The resulting CBC story unfortunately omits me calling out the presence and dangers of opioids and vaping in my subsequent regular Friday message to the community.

In the same way it would be fraud to ask an accountant to cook the books or encourage a witness to lie under oath, deliberately omitting facts calls into question my morality as a writer.

When he met Mr. Sharon at the White House on Sunday, Mr. Bush had notably omitted any call for Israeli restraint, according to administration officials.

But when Obama finally delivered a speech to reporters outlining his cyber plans Friday, many in the cybersecurity industry were still most struck by what was omitted: a call for new regulations for the private sector.

The opening movements produce low amplitude 'opening pulses,' which are typically irrelevant for female phonotaxis and are often omitted from call descriptions.

(The drink's family line actually goes back even farther; the Americano grew out of a simpler aperitif that omitted the soda, called the Milano-Torino — Milano in honor of the birthplace of Campari, Torino for the vermouth).

Such a situation is also often called omitted variables problem or omitted variables bias (Wooldridge 2010, pp. 61 67).

We have omitted the part called "ARIMA model for estimators" since there is no new piece of information.

They also lost centre Jonathan Davies in May to a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament while wing Eli Walker has also been omitted after being called up to cover Halfpenny's absence.