"conceal for" is not an idiomatic phrase in English.
To make a sentence, you might use the verb "conceal" instead and provide an object for the verb, such as "conceal secrets." Example: She carefully concealed her secrets to keep them safe.
This council placed the burden on Iraq to comply and disarm and not on the inspectors to find that which Iraq has gone out of its way to conceal for so long.
In a criminal complaint filed on Thursdayin Federal District Court in Manhattan, Mr. Bonventre was accused of doctoring records to conceal for a decade that the firm was being propped up with money illegally siphoned from investor accounts and had borrowed money to cover withdrawals from the Ponzi scheme during a cash shortage that began in late 2005.
"The head of a national federation, the senior coach of a major national team and a marketing consultant for the IAAF conspired together (and, it may yet be proven with others, too) to conceal for more than three years anti-doping violations by an athlete at what appeared to be the highest pinnacle of her sport," read the report.
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Luther was concealed for a year at Frederick's castle of the Wartburg.
It won't stay concealed for too long, though, if Ms. Goldberg has her way.
A down comforter is thrown atop the choreographers, but they don't remain concealed for long.
"Treasure trove" refers to gold or silver coin or bullion concealed for safekeeping.
His father spent three years in the gulag, a fact which Mr Yeltsin concealed for over 30 years.
How is it that the whereabouts of a tabloid target like Mr. Jackson could stay concealed for so long?
As a result, our clients were held incommunicado and their abuse was effectively concealed for more than a decade".
