The phrase 'cover up information' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to someone or an organization attempting to conceal facts, details, or knowledge, often with dishonest or malicious intentions. For example: "The president was accused of attempting to cover up information about the corruption scandal."
She also criticised the council's deep-rooted culture of suppressing bad news and ignoring hard issues, writing: "RMBC goes to some length to cover up information and to silence whistleblowers".
In addition to the issue of the billing records, Mr. Ray investigated several other Whitewater-related allegations that he effectively divided into two categories: the Clintons' involvement in Whitewater and whether they had attempted to cover up information from investigators.
Dr. Onishchenko and other officials have already come under fire for appearing to cover up information on above-average mortality rates resulting from the high temperatures and heavy smoke.
But Ms. Armstrong's testimony nonetheless supported prosecutors' accusations that Ms. Stewart tried to cover up information about her sale of nearly 4,000 shares of ImClone, the biotechnology company founded by her friend, Samuel D. Waksal, who is now serving a seven-year sentence for securities fraud and other crimes.
Last month, Dean Bauer, the secretary of state's inspector general at the time and a close friend of Mr. Ryan's, pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and acknowledged he had tried to cover up information about a bribe paid for the license of the truck driver involved in the crash that killed the minister's children.
The documents pertained to a whistle-blower complaint by an F.B.I. agent, who said prosecutors mishandled evidence, covered up information and tried to keep a witness from testifying.
The FBI covered up information about Russia seeking to tip the 2016 presidential election in Donald Trump's favour, a senior Democrat claimed on Saturday, after reports emerged about spy agencies' investigations into hacks of US political parties.
Tomlinson's family, who have alleged that police covered up information about involvement in his death, were told he probably died of a heart attack before a postmortem had even taken place.
Local Government Secretary Eric Pickles has called for a separate inspection into whether Rotherham Council covered up information about the abuse.
Local Government Secretary Eric Pickles said the inspection would examine whether the council covered up information about the abuse.
Local Government Secretary Eric Pickles announces that Rotherham Council will face an independent inspection led by Louise Casey, the head of the Government's troubled families programme, which will examine whether the council covered up information about the abuse.
