Sentence examples for decision to hide or from inspiring English sources

The risk, according to the Times and others, is that aggrieved individuals could use the decision to hide or suppress information of public importance, including links about elected officials.

Did the comptroller and the attorney general approve both the payout and the decision to hide it from the public?

And some people who have contraband when they are arrested unexpectedly may make a snap decision to hide it.

Brooks must have been consulted about the high-risk decision to hide information from the police, the crown argued.

The former executives who are thought to have made the decision to hide the losses were not charged because the statute of limitations had expired.

But if a fear of persecution plays any material part in the decision to hide, then the appellant is a refugee.

Though Fox's decision to hide it on Friday nights suggests that it might not be as much of a pleasure as initially anticipated.

Meanwhile, others on social media ridiculed the decision to hide statues with exposed genitals, with many people sharing an image seemingly doctored from pictures similar to the one above.

As Maggie Haberman observed in Politico, Romney has made a calculated decision to hide three major elements of his background: his Mormonism, his record at Bain and his time as governor.

According to the transcript excerpts released by the committee, Major Harrison told investigators that he did not agree with the decision to hide the boxes from the reporter, and said that he felt "very uncomfortable" during the meeting.

Saviano's decision to hide himself is a practical reality based on self-preservation, a circumstance whose necessity was made obvious earlier this month, when a blogger and known mafia critic, Mario Piccolino, was assassinated in his own office.