Sentence examples for intent to hide from inspiring English sources

"There was no intent to hide anything," he said.

"The Commission is satisfied that there had been no intent to hide the donations," the watchdog said in a statement.

It also said that "there was no intent to hide this issue," but that the agency had been awaiting the inspector general's report.

The commission concluded that there was no intent to hide the donations, which were separately reported to the European parliament, where Farage is an MEP.

Obama downplayed the threat to national security, and when it was pointed out that his administration has prosecuted people for having classified material on their private computers, the president said he didn't get the impression there was an intent to "hide something or to squirrel away information".

He said Barclays sources insist there was no deliberate intent to hide fees or mislead other investors about what was paid to advisers on these transactions, and that if there were a breach of the FSA's rules, it was an oversight.

In its most recent update of the trading guidelines last September, the committee said that historic rate rollovers "should not be allowed if the sole intent is to hide a loss".

Simplified English does not mean that the concept is dumbed down, it just means that the lies and their intent have nowhere to hide.

"This pattern of behaviour can be used to hide intent," says General Philip Breedlove, NATO's most senior commander.

"Did he bring the first hay pile into the arena with the intent of using it to hide projectiles?

Aware that Buffon requires knee surgery, Butt strolled up to take the penalty, moved almost languidly towards the ball, shimmied to hide his intent, and, as Buffon dived left, stroked it the other way.