Sentence examples for omitted comment from inspiring English sources

Correction: February 19 , 2004 Thursday Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about a column on the Op-Ed page of The New York Times by the United Auto Workers and the Sierra Club, opposing a plan by the Bush administration to overhaul fuel economy rules, omitted comment from the government.

In the reports reproduced below, we have replaced references to page numbers in the review manuscript with section numbers and have omitted comments about typographical errors, all of which we have corrected.

The application is also omitting comments and captioning for now, in favor of tags.

Before now that email would omit comments — you'd have to click through the post to see if there was any discussion.

This observation suggests that each group of assessors brings something valuable to student assessment, and that omitting comments from one group would lead to the loss of observations from specific areas of student performance; as Lockyer and Clyman write, "additive value is accrued from comparison of multiple sources" [ 26].

(A third work previously announced, Jorg Herchet's Piece for Solo Flute, was omitted without comment).

Correction: May 5 , 2001 Saturday A report in the Metro Briefing column on Thursday about a man who pleaded guilty to the rape of a homeless woman omitted a comment from the Coalition for the Homeless, which operates the office where Queens prosecutors said the man had been a volunteer and met his victim.

Mr. McCormack is sponsored by Under Armour; the article should have either mentioned this or omitted his comments and the picture.

In fact, one might infer that Flynn may have been intentionally omitted or comments made in the opposit, for the sake of making he or others being closely watched by law enforcement and intelligence agencies to feel even more secure to act.

Furthermore, the possibility of omitting redundant comments and concretizing comments before noting them by the tutor, or the more limited space may have contributed to the lower number and/or the higher quality of the comments in the paper based group.

Custom dictionaries don't work yet, and the system doesn't offer any way to omit user comments from the search (we wound up with over 20,000 flagged errors because of this, though we made a few mistakes ourselves…).