Object

• sub-paragraph: In regulation 133, in paragraph ( 10 ), omit sub-paragraph ( c ).

• semicolon: In particular, be very careful not to omit the final semicolon.

• paragraph: Final Pay 9. In regulation 21, omit paragraph ( 8 ).

• hyphen: For an LDAP search on a hyphenated name you should omit the hyphen.

• baguette: GI Plan - Similar to the Atkins diet, dryest wine and omit the baguette.

Modifying Another Word

• altogether: Furthermore, the easiest route to such a failing is to omit altogether categories of users from the outset.

• accidentally: Note that having the user merge relies primarily on the user to not accidentally omit some changes, and thus is potentially error prone.

• conveniently: Operators conveniently omit this evidence when quoting from reports, and only select the parts that indicate an inconclusive result.

Infinitive complement

• mention: They omit to mention the most obvious reason of all.

• tell: What they omit to tell us is that no one knows the real impact it will have.

Modifying Another Word

• purposely: A public constructor for this class has been purposely omitted and applications should use one of the constants from this class.

Preposition: from

• squad: With full-back Eartha Pond still injured and striker Carmaine Walker omitted from the squad, manager Keith Boanas shuffled his starting XI.

• calculation: Janus, Putnam and Schwab's own funds were among those omitted from net asset calculations.

• diagram: This is a rare possibility and has been omitted from the diagrams in the interest of simplicity.

• list: The second document shows the final policy document in which pregnant women are omitted from the short list of smoking activities BAT would discourage.

Preposition: for

• clarity: The spirals lines are omitted for clarity, leaving just the dots.