Sentence examples for omitted critical from inspiring English sources
He said the district attorney's office had omitted critical information when they presented the case to the grand jury, which indicted the three detectives.
An internal investigation of allegations that a government biologist omitted critical data to "advance a global warming agenda" has yielded no evidence that he did so.
The bank, with the help of consultant Deloitte & Touch, allegedly omitted critical transactions from its report to regulators, according to an investigation unveiled Monday by Benjamin Lawsky, superintendent of New York's Department of Financial Services.
But the report did not present proof that he "omitted critical data or results and possibly submitted false data to advance a global warming agenda" when he reported his polar-bear findings in a 2006 paper in the journal "Polar Biology".
In the course of his investigation, Mr. Lawsky found evidence that at the behest of the bank, the monitor, Deloitte, omitted critical transactions from its report, delivering what one e-mail described as "a watered-down" version of the bank's activities.
and John Tierney (D-Mass)., members of the House's Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, wrote the FHFA's acting director, Edward DeMarco, on Wednesday saying he had omitted critical details in a Jan . 20letter that claimed a desire to minimize taxpayer losses was why his agency was reluctant to press Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to offer reductions in principal to underwater homeowners.
The ad omits critical facts about depression that consumers would surely want to know.
To start, talking only about clean energy omits critical biological and physical factors that contribute to the warming climate.
In 2005, at the behest of the bank, Deloitte agreed to omit critical transactions from its report to regulators.
Catholic Outreach, an advocacy organization based in Carlsbad, Calif., says the film omits critical facts about Kinsey's life and portrays him as a visionary and sexual liberator.
Setting aside the question of how well officially protected areas actually protect anything, poor planning means these areas often completely omit critical habitats and key species.
