Sentence examples for report omitted from inspiring English sources

But the report omitted the total net revenue for the mortgage department, which included structured products.

In addition, they said, the report omitted 15 of the 22 years he had served in prison.

Because of a production error, a front-page article on Saturday about the government's monthly employment report omitted a passage at the continuation in some copies.

On July 21st the latest attempt to crack the problem was unveiled: a report by Alan Milburn, a former minister, concluding that access to the professions was increasingly restricted to the wealthy, and suggesting ways to tackle the problem.Curiously, much press coverage of the report omitted its finding that one of the most restrictive upper-middle-class bastions was the media.

They complained that they had not been given a chance to contest the accusations in the report before the judge made its conclusions public, and said the report omitted information that would have put their clients' actions in a better light.

"For reasons unknown, the Wells report omitted nearly all of Tom's testimony, most of which was critical because it would have provided this report with the context that it lacks".

The report omits any response from Mr. Smith about allegations of sexual misconduct with another female subordinate.

(The rankings published in the report omit some countries. A full list of the top 26 is below).

The released report omits references to doubts about governments' commitment to economic reform, which were included in earlier versions leaked to local reporters.

It has also been claimed that the police officer involved was asked to rewrite his report omitting Gibson's anti-semitic remarks.

Representative Christopher H. Smith, Republican of New Jersey, who sponsored the law requiring the report, expressed disappointment that "both last year and this year, the report omits from Tier 3 countries including India, Thailand and Vietnam -- all of which have serious trafficking problems in which government officials appear to be actively involved".