Sentence examples for omitted not only from inspiring English sources

Thus, if Congress in § 2518 had intended to focus on the forum in which the hearing as to the legality of the subpoena is to be determined, rather than the forum in which the testimony is sought to be adduced, it would have omitted not only grand juries, but departments, officers, agencies, and regulatory bodies as well from the coverage of § 2518(10)(a).

However, an ankle injury scuppered those plans, and although he was selected in an experimental England team for the second International Origin match against the Exiles last summer, he is understood to have been omitted not only from the elite training squad but also from a list of 40 names that McNamara was required to submit to World Cup organisers last month.

(Yale omitted not only the caricatures but several previously published historical and artistic images).

It thus depicts a vanished world – one, moreover, which omits not only the upper classes but also gay men and women, bisexuals and indeed those heterosexuals who chose not to marry.

So rather than rely on the purity and healing powers of the food alone to conquer unseen demons (vegans omit not only meat and poultry but all animal products, including fish, eggs, dairy, even honey) Ms. Pierson and Mr. Potenza have taken out supernatural insurance instead.

But the idea went nowhere until Steve Jobs and Apple took the lead with the iMac by omitting not only a floppy drive but also every traditional Macintosh connector and reaped so much commercial success that rivals were forced to take notice.

The omitted evidence not only demonstrated that Monsanto's GM soy had significantly lower levels of protein, a fatty acid, and an essential amino acid, their toasted GM soy meal contained nearly twice the amount of a soy lectin, which can interfere with the body's ability to assimilate nutrients.

New results from clinical trials supported the safety of omitting axillary dissection not only in patients with a negative sentinel node biopsy [ 19] but also in patients with a clinically node-negative axilla but pathological macrometastatic involvement of one or two sentinel nodes in the context of breast-conserving surgery with tangential field radiation therapy [ 20].

At a Council hearing last week, the mayor's counselor, Anthony W. Crowell, not only omitted important words but also resorted to a bit of mathematical legerdemain.

"The committee found it surprising that Dame Clara had not only omitted any reference to the financial stability risks posed by Brexit but, when asked why, appeared unable to provide a clear explanation," he added.

But sleep experts warn that the light omitted from those screens not only sends signals to our brain to stay awake and alert but also tampers with production of the sleep-promoting hormone melatonin.