Sentence examples for omitting something from inspiring English sources
Basically: Unless Apple is omitting something or there's some backdoor tucked into their many-layers-deep encryption (which, while unlikely, isn't inconceivable) they really can't read your iMessages without a fairly insane amount of effort.
"My feeling is that a lot of these discussions are actually pretty interesting because they encourage people to look beyond the surface of the movie," says Foundas. "I think it's great to talk about what a film's politics are, what kind of ideologies are operating in the film, what may or may not be implied by omitting something or including something".
Medical errors included mistake in medication administration (too much, too little, or given to the wrong patient), incorrect medical plan (patients got the wrong plan for their illness), failure in executing an order, physicians' omitting something that should have been done or ordered doing something incorrect, and medical actions that did not produce the intended benefit for the patients.
However, omitting something is still considered lying because you are telling someone misleading information.
Curiously, though, the film omits something he did do.
But he omits something I can add here.
However, complaints can arise from buyers who feel misled if an agent has, for example, manipulated photographs to enhance or omit something that has misled the consumer.
"There's no way that we could get together, and omit something like Stairway, that would've been insulting to the public.
For example, it might describe a company with a policy requiring immediate firing of any employee who lied on an application, then ask what a test taker would do upon discovering that a top-performing employee had omitted something on an application.
"We know we have omitted something, but we cannot include it because we simply do not know what it is.
What is right is that he articulates the thought that naturalistic understandings of moral concepts do indeed omit something central to them.
