Sentence examples for intentionally withhold from inspiring English sources

A Justice Department investigation has concluded that the Federal Bureau of Investigation did not intentionally withhold evidence from lawyers for Timothy McVeigh, the Oklahoma City bomber, but that four supervisors should be disciplined for a "significant neglect of their duties".

DaimlerChrysler did not intentionally withhold nearly 70 pages of notes and other documents from the billionaire investor Kirk Kerkorian in his lawsuit against the company, a court official ruled in a decision released Monday.

However, she said, Rackauckas believes the law should be extended to defense attorneys who intentionally withhold evidence.

4. Hiding the truth: When you intentionally withhold information from someone, I'm calling that lying, even if you think there's a good reason not to tell the person.

When you have California making it a felony for prosecutors who intentionally withhold evidence of innocence or favorable to a defendant, that's when you know this misconduct is a serious problem.

Under what circumstances, if any, may physicians intentionally withhold information about the incapacitated patient from surrogates?

The National Park Service intentionally withholds directions.

They charge that the government has intentionally withheld that material despite repeated requests.

The suit also says that Mr. Galloni intentionally withheld his work from The Advocate to cause the magazine to lose subscribers.

He insisted that he had not intentionally withheld information from Mr. Stevens' defense team, despite the report's accusations.

"It is a good possibility that she intentionally withheld pertinent information that led us in an opposite direction".