Examples of using Omission in English and their translations into Spanish
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This is an area of omission which should be speedily corrected given the possibility of passing on HIV through breastfeeding.
One omission from the draft resolution is a reference to the abolition of the death penalty.
The commission of a socially dangerous action(omission) prohibited by this Code and punishable under it shall be considered an offence.
The omission of a dose increases the probability of bleeding
The omission by key States to ratify the Treaty has the potential to erode confidence in this important instrument of nuclear non-proliferation.
The omission of even one of these difficult
The Omission by Argentinian director Sebastián Schjaer is being co-produced by the Netherlands' Volya Films.
You may exercise your rights(omission, rectification, objection,
that there was negligence or omission on the part of his counsel,
Here again, this omission was deliberate;
If there is an obvious error or insignificant omission between the product's features and its representation and/or its description, UNDIZ cannot be held liable.
It agreed with the Secretary-General that the omission of culture had held back achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
The omission of the larger part of our structural income has had a major impact on our organization.
Biometric clocking terminals let you get around the constraints related to badges(loss, omission, damage, etc.) and provide employees
The omission of these older surveys has resulted in the following countries being removed from the CPI: Afghanistan, Fiji,
There must be a clerical error Or an omission of intelligence, Because my travel agent Made the reservation.
Omission of some of the proposals submitted could prevent the Committee from reaching a consensus on the document.
She also drew the attention of the Secretariat to the omission in the last line of the words"food and" after the words"supply of.
Meaning that fault consists in the omission of the indispensable conduct of the actor.
Echoing this deliberate omission within the public sphere,