be omitted|be omit in English

be excluded, be left out, be passed over, be disregarded

Use "be omitted|be omit" in a sentence

1. The angle brackets ("<...>") for nonterminals can be omitted.

2. Why is it vital that no key ideas be omitted?

3. Alternatively bedding may be omitted if the applicant for approval does not consider this to be necessary

4. Gospel preaching will be seriously deficient if this dimension is omitted.

5. Or do they tend to omit specifics that could readily be verified or denied?

6. Alternatively bedding may be omitted if the applicant for approval does not consider it to be necessary

7. The epode is often omitted, so there may be a series of strophe-Antistrophe …

8. Before calculating actual cycle work, any points recorded during engine starting shall be omitted.

9. Any metric that is omitted will be assumed to have a value of 0.

10. Similarly in certain circumstances a subsidiary may, under section 2 be omitted from the consolidation.

11. In reality, corrupted data prior to Condense is likely to be omitted from the Condense process and may well be unrepairable after Condense.

12. Bidder credentials will not be issued if the application is incomplete or if required items are omitted

13. When the short format is appropriately used for Rule 155 Computations, the tax computation may be omitted.

14. If a URL does not have a threshold of data for any metric, it will be omitted from the report.

15. Omit the salt in this recipe.

16. Due to this versatile functions almost all relays, switch boards or fuse boxes in the wiring loom can be omitted.

17. EMB is useful when the sensitivity pattern of the TB organism are not known and can be omitted if the organism is known to be sensitive to INH.

18. Don't omit locking [ to lock ] the door.

19. Therefore, an adjusting device for correcting the stream lag in the X direction on the cutting head (5) itself can be omitted.

20. Additionally, Anthologically-structured horror shows often omit cliffhangers, allowing an entire storyline to be wrapped up in one season or even one episode.

21. Newspaper articles are often omitted from the Bibliography; personal communications with the author are generally omitted as well

22. Exercises with base value omitted

23. Omit anything that is likely to offend people.

24. Writers often include words in their sentences that are unnecessary and could be omitted in order to make the sentence more Concise

25. (1) In clause (a) of section 2, the words "or the same Act as applied to Berar" shall be omitted