Sentence examples for perceived omission from inspiring English sources

We are so incensed by any perceived omission of our personal faith from the public sphere that we go on a rampage.

Its origins as the Ebony Museum of Negro History and Art began following the work of Margaret and Charles Burroughs to correct the perceived omission of black history and culture in the education establishment.

In that capacity he harshly criticised, to the extent that it was possible, what he perceived as omissions and authoritarianism by the royal administration and Palace Cabinet.

Another omission is more perceived than real.

It may be proposed that reward omission was not properly perceived as punishment by these animals, in that the light cue alone could sustain choice behaviour.

In 2008, two sets of European-based criteria (STOPP and START) were formulated to address the perceived deficiencies of Beers' criteria and prescribing omissions as well [ 19].

However to determine which compounds are responsible for the perceived aroma notes, a more detailed analysis on aroma models and omission test will be required.

The selection (and omission) of topics can be informed by assessment of perceived needs.

Mr. Sherman said that and many other omissions raised questions about how commission trials would be perceived.

In its request for an injunction against the takeover, Potash claimed that BHP's offer was "built upon false and misleading statements and omissions" as well as BHP's "manipulation of the perceived value" of the fertilizer company's shares.

The omission of Bieber's name on the nominee list was generally perceived as the only "snub" of the evening.