Sentence examples for hiding documents from inspiring English sources

Middle-level officials, anxious to avoid embarrassing recalls, covered up complaints about fuel tanks, brakes and clutches, simply by altering or hiding documents.

Dianne Feinstein's speech on March 11th, in which she accused the CIA of hiding documents from and then bullying the Senate committee which oversees its activities, was an exception: it caused a storm.

Labor senator Joe Ludwig has called on the commonwealth ombudsman to investigate the Immigration Department's freedom of information practices and has warned of a creeping culture of secrecy and of hiding documents across government.

Prosecutors accuse Steve Penny of destroying or hiding documents related to Nassar's activities at the Karolyi Ranch, the ex-national training center near Huntsville, Texas, where a number of gymnasts said Nassar abused them.

Rep. James Sensenbrenner (R-Wis)., then chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, held a hearing titled "Reckless Justice: Did the Saturday Night Raid of Congress Trample the Constitution?" FBI investigators argued that the raid was necessary because the earlier search of Jefferson's home had shown that he was hiding documents from them.

"They are now trying to use false claims of parliamentary privilege to hide documents and information.

For an organization that publicizes hidden documents, WikiLeaks is adamant about protecting the anonymity of the document donors.

But Judge Sweeney properly refused to hide documents that contained information about a scandal involving serious harm and a powerful institution.

The brokers also destroyed, altered and hid documents sought by regulators and referred complaints to a compliance department that worked to conceal the fraud, prosecutors said.

Unions, which fear heavy job losses once long-standing trade protections are dismantled, reacted with dismay following publication of the previously hidden documents.

The judge, Anita Brody of Federal District Court in Philadelphia, rejected claims by Lisa Michelle Lambert that prosecutors and police officers in Lancaster County hid documents, destroyed evidence and lied on the witness stand.