My name is omitted from the list.

33 (footnotes omitted).

Consequently, the Government of Mexico proposes that the written form requirement for arbitration agreements be omitted from the MAL.

Omitted is the fact that most electricity still comes from burning fossil fuels, so the cars are anything but zero emissions.

We also have a post from John Hilley, who argues how Deir Yassin massacre has been omitted in the western media

Aust, Modern Treaty Law and Practice, 2000, p. 243 (footnotes omitted).

It is proposed that the references to written form be omitted.

These reasons are omitted from the text of this decision at the State party's request and with the agreement of the Committee.

According to Ahmed, nearly every book about Jinnah outside Pakistan mentions that he drank alcohol, but this is omitted from books inside Pakistan.

They are omitted from the text of this decision at the request of the State party, and with the consent of the Committee.

The role played by the mechanisms and procedures provided for in international agreements was omitted from the resolution's treatment of the question of verification.

Oppenheim's International Law, vol. II, 1948, pp. 302 303, para. 99 (footnotes omitted).

If omitted and no WHEN conditions are met, then the SYNTAX condition is raised.

References have been omitted in the report to comply with rules on word limitation.

The reasons for these decisions are omitted from the text of the present decision at the State party's request and with the agreement of the Committee.

Frozen states include Saudi Arabia, where democracy is omitted from official discourse, even limited partial elections have been put on hold, and the royal succession remains a secret kept from the population.

There is no animal on land , nor a bird that flies with its wings , but they are communities like yourselves . We have not omitted anything from the Book .

Once again, moreover, the paramount issue of decentralization for the creation of a stable environment had been omitted from the planned activities, as detailed in document A 59 633.

In this second random process the DNA will be scrambled in a way that pieces are omitted (deletion), added (duplication), moved from one place to another (translocation) and inverted (inversion).

These rights are set out in Part III of the Covenant, articles 6 to 27, inclusive citation omitted .

The authors had inadvertently omitted data, used a questionable weighting scheme, and employed an erroneous observation on GDP growth.

Report of the International Law Commission at its fifty third session, supra note 101, at p. 352 (citations omitted).

Such intense graphical displays, which transcended the world of numbers and formulae, sometimes also led to output that lacked a coordinate grid or omitted timestamps, as if straying too far from numeric data displays.

For obvious reasons, names and other particulars have been omitted in several cases, lest the individuals concerned be harassed by the United States Government.

When dotted formatting is omitted, most implementations expand area 1 to the area identifier 0.0.0.1 , but some have been known to expand it as 1.0.0.0 .

Elements on the electrical side, such as the inductance of the magnetostrictive transducer, are omitted but would be taken into account in a complete design.

Reflecting the low status of women, this has raised questions amongst demographers as to whether there was undercounting, whether female children were omitted from the census or whether there is something unique about sex ratios at birth in Vanuatu (NSO, 2000a).

The joint declaration issued at the summit was delayed a day, and omitted all references to North Korea a prime concern of both Japan and South Korea.

Not all layers have to be provided for instance, the tautomer layer can be omitted if that type of information is not relevant to the particular application.

What was originally an omitted section of the interview by Stalin himself, Professor of Montclair State University Grover Furr had finally published an English version of it.

Indeed, although American history books omitted to mention it, Ponce de León, the first white man ever to set foot in Florida had been Governor of Puerto Rico.

1860 62 are sanctioned with imprisonment from 1 to 2 years (articles 28 and 29, omitted notification of special fissile materials and unauthorised trade in or transport of raw, radioactive and special fissile materials), and from 2 to 3 years (article 30, unauthorised operation of a nuclear facility). Violations to Legislative Decree n.

The characterization of the offence and the applicable penalty should not be omitted from either the international instruments which define crimes of that nature, or the Statute of the court in the latter case, the principle of legality of the crime requires their inclusion

There is not an animal ( that lives ) on the earth , nor a being that flies on its wings , but ( forms part of ) communities like you . Nothing have we omitted from the Book , and they ( all ) shall be gathered to their Lord in the end .

Although it had clearly been indicated that the paragraphs containing agreed language would be inserted in the final document, we were surprised to see that this paragraph was omitted.

The Soviet Union, like the US and UK, had agreed to submit information to the UN about their bioweapons programs, but omitted known facilities and never acknowledged their weapons program.

The representative of Cuba proposed to reject the application submitted by the organization since it was trying to misinform the Committee on matters that it had hidden, misrepresented or omitted.

Under article 41 of that law, pregnant women are obliged to register with the medical authorities in a timely fashion, undergo examination, and follow the medical prescriptions text omitted in original

In its efforts to present only irrefutable facts, the Panel has either omitted or clearly identified as unconfirmed all information for which it has not been able to find proper evidence.

The paragraph also omitted to mention that the displacement of the civilian population was not a war crime when required for the security of the civilians involved or for imperative military reasons.

citation omitted. As shown by the Committee's jurisprudence, there is no objection to a group of individuals, who claim to be commonly affected, to submit a communication about alleged breaches of these rights.

Views were expressed that the Secretary General should revise section 28E, Administration, Geneva, of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2006 2007 to reflect the indicator of achievement that was omitted from table 28E.10, and submit the revised budget section to the General Assembly at its sixtieth session.

When the problems with the Reinhart Rogoff analysis came to light, the critics were aghast. The authors had inadvertently omitted data, used a questionable weighting scheme, and employed an erroneous observation on GDP growth.

Transcripts were not released in real time on subsequent days, and they omitted some crucial details (for example, Bo claimed that the Party s representatives threatened to execute his wife and prosecute his son if he refused to cooperate).

4.8 In response to the authors' reference to article 8 of the European Convention, the State party observes that a list of permissible exceptions to the right such as contained there was deliberately omitted from the draft of article 17 of the Covenant, in order to give States a wide discretion to determine permissible forms of interference.