act of omission

But it is bloodless and, at worst, an act of omission on the player's part.

It has never been helpful to progress to try to cut Syria out either by acts of omission or commission.

The 6-to-3 decision was not surprising, given the Court's general reluctance to find constitutional violations in acts of omission rather than commission.

To be sure, even now physicians participate in the deaths of patients, largely through acts of omission.

"Are you aware that as a Vulcan citizen, your act of omission is considered a breach of the public good?"

All are emotionally torn, secretly haunted by past sins and acts of omission that cloud their ability to act.

"It involves acts of omission and commission."

Civil contempt can involve acts of omission.

I refer more to acts of omission.'

Those are only a few of the Navy's acts of omission the House subcommittee appropriately cites.

So it comes as some surprise that Boozer insulted Bosh by an act of omission.

The Governor was responsible to the Secretary of State for acts of omission and commission.

That act of omission perpetuates discrimination and jeopardizes America's competitiveness and social equilibrium.

"What I said in the book was that I contemplated the possibility of causing his death by an act of omission.

For example, Mill explicitly states that "harms" may include acts of omission as well as acts of commission.

Do not facilitate nor suggest, nor by any act of omission, allow them to suffer misfortune or hurt or molestation, accidental or otherwise.

Violence includes those acts that result from a power relationship, including threats and intimidation, neglect or acts of omission, in addition to more obvious violent acts.

Upon realizing his act of omission, Shiva saluted his son Ganesha, and then proceeded victoriously to a short battle against the powerful demon.

The Port of Hugli from his acts of omission and commission was ruined; and he commenced quarreling with the European merchants.

We have been deluged with articles in the "coming to terms" genre, and the Hers column provides a forum for daughters to rationalize acts of omission toward their mothers.

If it was, the producers and officials are responsible for one of the most neglectful and incompetent acts of omission that any such program, including the Oscars, has ever been guilty of.

The President acknowledged that he had kept this information from his supporters on the Judiciary Committee and even from his own lawyers, and took full responsibility for the "serious act of omission."

That outrage must have festered during this entire voyage, and even the man's act of omission that had allowed them all to be trapped within the ghost galaxy could not satisfy it entirely.

Corporate crime, then, refers to illegal acts (including acts of omission) of an individual or group within a legitimate formal organisation which are in accordance with the goals of that organisation.

It based the ruling on "nine acts of omission and commission" by the Bhutto Government that were mentioned by President Ishaq Khan when he dismissed Ms. Bhutto.