Sentence examples for party omitting from inspiring English sources

In his subsequent book, The South Polar Trail published in 1929, Joyce also misrepresented the nature of his appointment to the Ross Sea party, omitting Shackleton's order placing him under an officer and claiming that he had been given sole authority over dogs and sledging.

The Public Lives profile yesterday, about William O'Shaughnessy, a Westchester radio station owner known for his lively bipartisan parties, omitted a word from a quotation in some copies.

Mr Miliband came under fire from his political opponents and from some within his own party for omitting any mention of the deficit from his keynote conference speech in September - which he delivered by memory without autocue or notes.

Third party is omitted insurance category.

It spells out the explicitly commercial nature of the relationship between the two parties, but omits any mention of human rights issues.

In the run-up to the 2015 national election in the United Kingdom, London Mayor Boris Johnson, an advocate of cycling, remarked that parties that omitted cycling initiatives from their platforms would be committing suicide.

That is all we know about the article because the court has both redacted the names of the parties and omitted any reference to why the article was, in its view, 'particularly sensitive'.

A company hired by the Republican Party to prepare tens of thousands of applications for voters complicated the party's plans by omitting voter identification numbers from many of the forms it sent out.

Note that the third party could be omitted when using verifiable computing [25, 26].

Third party is the omitted insurance category.

Billboards featuring her face were everywhere, captioned only as "Lenore" and omitting any reference to political party.