"conceal details" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to withholding information that should not be made public. For example: "He was instructed to conceal details of the mission from the press."
Private companies, she noted, can conceal details of their missions from public scrutiny in the name of protecting trade secrets.
The commission has said it is considering whether to revise rule changes like those that allow companies to conceal details about how they calculate reserve estimates and to avoid third-party audits of these estimates.
Some are made from a hard material with speaker holes drilled into the side, and all have prettily patterned fabric jackets to protect and conceal – details mimicked on the front cover of the book.
She moved away from the UK after the couple's divorce in 2009, and is living in a country that the court described in a judgment handed down on Thursday as "Ruritania", in order to conceal details of her identity.
Twitter, Facebook and other technology firms also conceal details about their data centers and energy consumption in aggregate for the same reasons.
Ben Emmerson QC, lawyer for Mr Litvinenko's widow Marina, has suggested this should be treated with the "greatest degree of scepticism" and seeks to conceal details of Mr Litvinenko's ties to MI6.
First, Comey has been successful in concealing details from Trump's closest advisers.
The National Football League Players Association has given notice that it will appeal the suspension of Kellen Winslow, the Cleveland Browns tight end who criticized the team earlier this week of concealing details of his medical condition.
With about 165 puzzles to be solved, you'll be needing these whenever you get bogged down, particularly as there are now additional hidden puzzles revealed by listening out for unusual sounds or scouring the screen for concealed details.
That means Romo would miss at least two more games: Sunday at Tampa Bay and the next week against the Giants in New Jersey.romo (AP) The N.F.L. players union has given notice that it will appeal the one-game suspension of Kellen Winslow, the Cleveland Browns tight end who criticized the team earlier this week for concealing details of his staph infection.
It also criticized companies for concealing details about their own, overall energy footprint and practices.
