Sentence examples for conceal wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

Another could be the widespread use of opaque corporate structures to conceal wrongdoing.

"The edit was appropriate to correct the memo," he said, not to illegally conceal wrongdoing.

REUTERS   Questioning the Gatekeepers to U.S. Listings  |  A firm that helped Chinese companies go public in the United States, Warner Technology and Investment, ran afoul of the Securities and Exchange Commission, which accused it of helping to conceal wrongdoing.

This kind of arbitration is generally heavily weighted against the consumer, preventing individuals from bringing lawsuits against companies and instead "[pushing] disputes into secretive arbitration proceedings rigged to favor financial companies and conceal wrongdoing from regulatory authorities," as Public Citizen explains.

Indeed, it highlighted some of the more damning evidence, such as a statement by Michael Odom Michael Odom, an Andersen partner, that certainly seemed to suggest an intent to conceal wrongdoing: " '[I]f it's destroyed in the course of [the] normal policy, and litigation is filed the next day, that's great….

Hastert, 73, was charged in an indictment unsealed May 28 that accused him of agreeing to pay $3.5 million to a longtime acquaintance to conceal wrongdoing from Hastert's days as a high school teacher and wrestling coach in Yorkville, Ill.

Replacing truth with lies, manipulating public opinion, desecrating culture, abusing facts, concealing wrongdoing, covering up problems, and creating fake images of harmony".

Frequently, they start with small crimes and then engage in ever bigger misdemeanours to conceal their wrongdoing.

And they say that enforcing the agreement — supporting Individual A's attempt to "sell his silence" to conceal alleged wrongdoing — would be contrary to public policy.

During that discussion and later meetings, Hastert agreed to pay $3.5 million to Individual A to conceal the wrongdoing, the indictment alleged.

I do not think there can be any doubt that in the first instance the government and its authorized and experienced agencies make that decision, but the courts must be allowed the opportunity to determine whether or not such claims of national security have a modicum of support or are merely being used as a subterfuge to conceal government wrongdoing.