Sentence examples for right to omit from inspiring English sources

She refused to allow her photograph on the book's cover, and also reserved the right to omit certain details.

Because certain industries successfully lobbied Congress for the right to omit the year on copyright notices, the copyright notice may not include the date of first publication.

Advertisements normally appear in all editions of a Newspaper but GNM reserves the right to omit certain Advertisements from the European editions.

Lawyers still exercised what they maintained was a right to omit some entries, including in cases of highly sensitive meetings, such as interviews for prospective Supreme Court candidates and those dealing with national security or intelligence matters.

Having admitted that he made a mistake over Walcott in May – although the player himself has since said that Capello was right to omit him – Capello said that he had seen a major change in the form of the 21-year-old relative to his performances at the end of last season.

"We are pleased that the U.S. Department of Defense has confirmed our client has a First Amendment right to omit the reference to a supreme being in his reenlistment oath," Monica Miller, an attorney with the American Humanist Association's Appignani Humanist Legal Center, said in an emailed statement.

The U.S. Embassy looked the other way, and the State Department doctored its human rights reports to omit these crimes.

Last year he made the magnificent 'Dat Girl Right There', only to omit it in favour of the gloop he wades through on this.

The absence of these things is conspicuous, and sometimes frustrating, but the decision to omit them was nonetheless the right one.

All right, men, let's make a conscious effort to omit these sayings from our everyday lives.

Neville, whose brother Gary has an England coaching role, also feels the decision to omit Rio Ferdinand from the squad is the right one.