Sentence examples for intends to hide from inspiring English sources

Journalism at its best uncovers the truth and the bill intends to hide the evidence".

Even if our government intends to hide behind some loophole, the loan commitments involve the potential use of our reserves or government savings that come from taxes on the people of Singapore.

The insurers said that the deals were shams intended to hide loans to Enron.

Mr. McAuliffe said he left GreenTech to run for governor full time and never intended to hide his departure.

The draft bill says that "no one can, in the public space, wear clothing intended to hide the face".

It declares that "no one can, in the public space, wear clothing intended to hide the face".

Mr. Markeson said the Orlando mayor and City Council members had attempted to "criminalize poverty" by passing a series of ordinances intended to "hide the homeless".

The most natural inference from such rhetoric is that it is intended to hide guilt on the part of the president or his senior staff.

Creating a cloak that exactly follows the shape of the object it is intended to hide is hard because curve cloaks are hard to make.

Mr. Harvey's supporters countered that the Constitution never intended to hide evidence of criminal acts, and argued that Mr. Martin had a responsibility to provide the information.

The insurers contend the oil and gas contracts were not legitimate energy trades and were really sham loans intended to hide Enron's debt.