Yet omitting the claim to unfettered executive authority shows respect for Congress and international standards.
Jakob's memoir spans his whole life, yet omits most of what we would expect in an autobiography.
"As Cell Phone Use Explodes, Debate Over Health Risk Grows" (July 27) accurately summarizes the questions about the safety of the electromagnetic fields they generate yet omits a major piece of important information.
The committee is pressing in this because Facebook gave earlier evidence to its online disinformation enquiry yet omitted to mention the Cambridge Analytica breach entirely.
The others make the whole wind farm equivalent to a single wind generator, which focus primarily on the whole wind farm's response behaviors, yet omitting the complex location information and electrical connections [11, 12, 13].
The optimality condition here is also modified in the sense that splice signal score is incorporated when two disjoint fragments are chained together, yet omitted for overlapping fragments.
Yet O'Donnell omits a key fourth quality.
At the height of the civil rights movement, then Assistant Labor Secretary Daniel Patrick Moynihan released The Negro Family, a report intended to address black urban poverty yet intentionally omitted tangible policy recommendations.
But in his 1981 memoir, "A Knight at the Opera," he listed all the Met singers, conductors, choreographers and ballet dancers in an appendix, which, he wrote, "represents the total artistic roster" of the Met during his tenure of 22 years -- yet conveniently omitted the members of the orchestra.
The ambitious space initiative that President Obama unveiled for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration on Monday calls for sweeping changes in mission and priorities for the 52-year-old agency, yet it omits two major details: where the agency will send its astronauts and a timetable for getting them there.
