Sentence examples for omitting facts from inspiring English sources
In a lengthy statement, Feigen admitted that he made a mistake by "omitting facts".
HudBay has also brought its fight out of the courtroom, using its website to accuse the activists of distorting and omitting facts.
″You are giving one side and omitting facts," Clinton told Melvin, who then asked whether the former president felt he should privately apologize to Lewinsky.
Why is it so easily deemed that there should be a different set of rules for LGBTQ people, implying that it is up to them to prove that they are not lying, omitting facts or being oversensitive?
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.
At historical sites in this region, signs and brochures often discount or omit facts about the earlier Armenian presence.
I soon found two instances where the director of The Great Global Warming Swindle had omitted facts.
Hammer expressed the view of many reporters inside the paper when he said that the editorial page sometimes omitted facts that contradicted its assertions, and therefore played by a different set of rules.
China's recent decision to allow a faster appreciation of its currency against the dollar has been driven, in no small part, by the desire to head off nasty domestic inflation.The omitted facts are more troublesome, still.
Politicians and their surrogates commonly stretch or omit facts to make points during campaigns, and Mr. Obama has seen his opponents make many unfounded assertions about him and his policies, whether by questioning his Christianity or by claiming that his health care plan included "death panels".
