Sentence examples for conceal facts from inspiring English sources
Slowly -- far too slowly for the Levys -- other doors that may conceal facts relevant to Chandra Levy's disappearance have opened.
The problem may be that all of the prominent theories (with a couple of under-noticed exceptions) assume Romney is trying to conceal facts about his finances.
"In Trump, we have a major presidential candidate who doesn't just parse words, conceal facts, or shade the truth, but constantly tells big blatant lies".
"We are regretful that the U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tries to conceal facts about the stance of the U.S. administration through fake words," Press TV quoted him as saying.
The report's most damaging finding was that Penn State's leadership — including its president, its athletic director and its revered coach, Joe Paterno — failed to act for nearly a decade and a half while a sexual predator roamed free and, indeed, tried to conceal facts about the case from the authorities, university trustees and the public.
When one worker, Alfred E. Coxe, was struck and killed by a forklift with a history of brake problems, the indictment stated, the McWane managers "took steps to conceal facts" and instructed one employee to "provide a misleading account" to hide the plant's faulty forklifts from the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
The current defence minister, Frank De Grave, said he too was ready to resign; the army had concealed facts in 1995, to hide its own faults.
But Mr. Polanski's lawyers have argued that an extradition request sent to Swiss authorities concealed facts that would show that he does not qualify for extradition.
Concealing Facts Other lawsuits reveal how operators have dealt with the discovery of active fault lines by underestimating their importance or concealing them outright, even as nuclear regulators remained passive.
That lawsuit was thrown out of United States District Court in Los Angeles on a summary judgment in April when a judge said Ms. Simon had failed to show that Starbucks made fraudulent misrepresentations or concealed facts to mislead her.
The government can seek to revoke the US citizenship of immigrants after the fact in cases when it determines a person willfully misrepresented or concealed facts relevant to their naturalization.
