Sentence examples for intentionally concealed from inspiring English sources

In other ways, however, technology is intentionally concealed at MarketAxess — or it is moved off site.

Now, the details behind the change have become critical issues in determining whether the automaker intentionally concealed a safety defect.

Mr. Karp added that because the evidence showed that Citigroup had not intentionally concealed its subprime exposure, "Citi's heart was in the right place".

Mr. Stevens's lawyers argued during the trial that the senator had been unaware of the help he received from Mr. Allen and had not intentionally concealed anything.

And they would prohibit insurers from canceling or rescinding coverage after a person became sick unless the person had intentionally concealed "material facts" about a medical condition.

MOSCOW — An official investigation will show that management at the Raspadskaya coal mine in western Siberia intentionally concealed a fire that had smoldered for days underground before two catastrophic explosions last month, according to Russian news reports on Sunday.

Discount hotel sites may intentionally conceal resort fees, or they may not have access to the most current resort fee information from the property.

Overall, the documents seem to reveal a product strategy intended to exploit the limitations of the testing protocols and to intentionally conceal from consumers and regulators the potential toxicity of BAT products revealed by BAT's own research.

It drew from them the conclusion that the juror had obstructed the administration of justice, when examined on her voir dire, by 'deliberately and intentionally' concealing the fact that she had been employed during the summer of 1929 by the Foshay Company.

was procured by fraud or similar fault of any party to the determination.'" In other words, HHS can reopen reimbursement decisions if a provider intentionally conceals important information, but not vice versa.

Sources familiar with the case said Luskin told Fitzgerald in October that those conversations would help buttress Luskin's argument that Rove did not intentionally conceal his contacts with reporters from the grand jury.