“Even the reckless omission of facts from a statement not under oath constitutes a criminal offense.”

“Yet, because they are invisible does not mean they do not exist, and their omission from society is a loss for all of us.”

“A glaring omission from the speech was the 2003 budget, which is traditionally tabled along with the president's address.”

“Here we show only the case where Z is omitted, but the case where X is omitted can be considered in the same manner, and further, it is easy to generalize to various other omittance patterns.”

“But right now he wants to get back on the road to glory after disappearing off the oche radar after his controversial omittance from the Premier League.”

“Omissions result in criminal liability only when the omitter has a duty to the victim.”

“This leaving out words is a common practice, especially when the omitter is in authority, and cannot be exposed.”

“China has overtaken the US as the largest greenhouse omitter in the world.”

“So if you spot any glaring omissions, let me know and I'll correct the list as soon as I can.”

“This goes beyond the day-to-day omissions and sins that characterize politics.”

“No matter where you look in Performance, you find inconsistency, elisions, inaccuracies, and omissions.”