Sentence examples for which omitted from inspiring English sources

He orchestrated massive press coverage (which omitted to mention that the march was led by his secretary).

A Russian counter-resolution, which omitted mention of aerial bombardment, was voted down with nine votes against and four in favour.

Is there a term in law for something that doesn't directly cause a crime — those few little words of mine on the air — which, omitted, would have prevented it?

Meanwhile, the House on Thursday approved a $471 billion military spending bill, which omitted the president's request for $196 billion for operations in Afghanistan and Iraq, except for $12 billion specifically for vehicles that would protect soldiers from roadside bombs.

It nevertheless had a long run, which cannot be said of the dramatic version of "Singin' in the Rain," which omitted all the music from the film and concentrated instead on the dehumanization of the artist by Hollywood's corporate culture.

This is in reference to your Q. and A. on July 23 about an ad for AT&T in The Philadelphia Inquirer that used an outdated photograph of the city skyline, which omitted the Comcast Center.

But core prices, which omit food and energy costs, edged up 0.2percentt.

"Or try specialist companies for solo travellers (Solos Holidays, Just You) which omit singles' supplements".

The fullest description, which omits many details, is found in Apollodorus's speech "Against Neaera".

The present flag, which omits those features, was established under the new constitution of December 16, 1962.

Global sales grew 7.5percentt in the period, while operating profits, which omit one-time events, jumped 85percentt.