omission|omissions in English

noun

[o·mis·sion || ə'mɪʃn]

deletion; negligence; failure; default

Use "omission|omissions" in a sentence

1. Administrative acts and omissions

2. Apostrophe Use: Contractions and Omissions

3. Acts of omission

4. ◦ False Statements, Omissions, or Destruction or Alteration of Documents

5. This omission was not entirely unexpected.

6. There is however, one strange omission.

7. Deaths due to acts of omission

8. There will also be few omissions from the lexicon.

9. There are significant and eloquent omissions from the Gracious Speech.

10. Article 7 prohibits the retroactive criminalisation of acts and omissions.

11. Gil, it was an act of omission.

12. With Harry, omission was tantamount to deceit.

13. May a person handle by an omission?

14. Omission of the parameter defaults to personalized ads.

15. There can be a deception by omission.

16. The omission of the girls was unfair.

17. False Statements, Omissions, or Destruction or Alteration of Documents 31.

18. Additions and omissions are highlighted in the present text as follows:

19. In this case, it's a sin of omission.

20. There is one curious omission in Miles's eccentric thinking.

21. Secondly, there were a number of quite significant omissions from the Act.

22. In addition, the statement of reasons is contradictory, contains omissions, inaccuracies and errors.

23. When I confront him with his omissions and lies he just looks sheepish.

24. 11 With Harry, omission was tantamount to deceit.

25. Jobs vociferously disagreed with him about the omission.