Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Omits in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Today, the Roman Catholic Church, also omits the comma Johanneum, in its Latin Bible the Vulgate.
Courses are organized to improve the level of English but very often one omits the personal exercise that is essential to achieve excellent results.
But Avaaz omits the benefits that such a highway(whether it ultimately goes through TIPNIS or not) will bring Bolivia and its peoples.
Amendment 21, as formulated, omits these specifications and, consequently, cannot be supported by the Commission.
Green Members, which quite simply omits the three points that I have just mentioned.
the third version omits the safety and the cocking/decocking lever.
Said argues that Huntington's categorization of the world's fixed"civilizations" omits the dynamic interdependency and interaction of culture.
The paten used today by Roman Catholic priests, omits the raised center.
processes enumerated follow in orderly succession, and that no man can become a scientist who omits any one of them.
Johnstone quoted what Lenin has to say about Trotsky's personal characteristics, but omits one sentence which is very relevant to his own work.
the business world is going to do what the retreating government omits…”.
We agree with Ms. Kaswell's timeline, except she omits one key fact.
Though Bukhari understandably omits the embarrassing reason for the prostration of the pagans, he inadvertently confirms the account given by Ibn Ishaq
Article 4 of the amending directive which corresponds to Regulation I/1 of the revised STCW Convention(definitions and clarifications) omits a definition of“month”
The CBO noted, however, that this projection"omits a significant amount of spending that will occur this year--and possibly for some time to come--for U.S.
The one thing he omits here and you will find this as they lead you towards a mode of thinking where you think,"well he's right there,
But the greatest problem is that the Commission omits a number of matters, because it is of the opinion that these must be included in
demands of an occasional, summarizes the three episodes and, omits most of the background allowing both some room for improvisation.
But the greatest problem is that the Commission omits a number of matters, because it is of the opinion that these must be in cluded
it is more probable for them to say,"I like a text having these characteristics" rather than"I like a text that omits such aspects of communication.