Sentence examples for omitted such from inspiring English sources

Rabbi Siegel said the school would have omitted such phrases from lessons.

It is significant that Harris omitted such subjects as theology, biography, and geography.

(The Lessons column the same day, about the issue of grade inflation, also omitted such a reference).

The Bush administration had insisted that the Pentagon should have the right to close unneeded bases and had threatened a veto of any bill that omitted such procedures.

Johnson said that his team had gone to Brussels to spell out first-hand measures that had been omitted, such as the use of dust suppressants in pollution hotspots and redeploying the cleanest buses in the worst pollution areas of London, which will now be officially submitted.

The general rule in reference to an indictment is that all the material facts and circumstances embraced in the definition of the offense must be stated, and that, if any essential element of the crime is omitted, such ommission cannot be supplied by intendment or implication.

A Senate bill omits such a requirement, and the two versions are yet to be reconciled in conference.

To omit such a politically relevant work by one of our most esteemed authors is a shame.

As such, the method overcomes the limitation of the original framework in which the top-down procedure omits such coupling.

They omit such features as the amount of the image in focus, its graininess, and the level of contrast.

Having moved overseas, they continued to omit such extravagances as fine brocades, rich laces, ribbons, and feathers.