Meanings of significant omission in English

It is a pity that on page 23 there is a significant omission.

There was only one significant omission in the reports.

Then that would seem to be a significant omission.

But there is one serious problem: a very significant omission from the list of allowed stars.

As I have observed, there is a very significant omission in one of the forms of the words.

Polyakov was thorough to the point of tedium in his replay of the interrogation, with one significant omission.

It seemed like a significant omission.

Apparently some of the aspects of this now significant omission on Austen's part were beginning to dawn on Tom.

While numerous state-enabled abuses were documented within the report, there was one significant omission: the ongoing, routine practice of chemically induced compliance.

A significant omission in the publicity given to the "deal" relates to the nations 260 nurse teachers who have received no, mention.

But his remarks at a meeting with consumer groups, perhaps in a significant omission, did not specifically say the watchdog must be a stand-alone agency.

That colourful site, however, has a significant omission, one which it will have to plug if it is to add substance to that long-winded claim.

There are significant omissions and additions in the second form of them.

Do such significant omissions illustrate an impartial reliability that commands our admiration?

There were also some significant omissions in the report.

There were a few significant omissions.