Sentence examples for knowingly concealed from inspiring English sources

But the Electoral Commission has alleged Banks and his associates may have "knowingly concealed and sought to conceal the true circumstances" of the funding.

Mr. Stevens, an Alaska Republican, is in the second week of a trial involving felony charges that he knowingly concealed some $250,000 in gifts and services from Mr. Allen, mostly for renovations to his Alaska home.

House investigators have not turned up any evidence that Firestone knowingly concealed the problem; they have established only that the warning signs were there and that officials should have seen them.

[C10.] Lawyers Claim Merck Hid Risk of Vioxx The legal fight over Vioxx returned to a New Jersey courtroom, with lawyers for two men who blame their heart attacks on the painkiller telling jurors that its manufacturer, Merck, knowingly concealed its risks from consumers.

But Mr. Sullivan also offered a new and striking assertion: that Mr. Stevens had not been familiar with the details of the project and could not have knowingly concealed the costs, because Mr. Stevens's wife of 28 years, Catherine Stevens, had the principal responsibility to look after the details of the renovation.

Media captionLiz Bilney: "I'm confident I will be exonerated and so will Arron" The commission's legal chief, Bob Posner, said: "We have reasonable grounds to suspect money given to Better for the Country came from impermissible sources and that Mr Banks and Ms Bilney, the responsible person for Leave.EU, knowingly concealed the true circumstances under which this money was provided.

Federal immigration laws make it a felony to knowingly conceal or harbor an illegal immigrant.

Mr. Stevens is accused of knowingly concealing about $250,000 in gifts and services from Mr. Allen, mostly for renovations to his Alaska home.

Anyone knowingly "concealing, harboring or shielding" an illegal immigrant could be charged with a crime, say for renting someone an apartment or driving her to church or the doctor.

Federal prosecutors accused Mr. Nacchio once a rising star in the telecommunications world, of knowingly concealing Qwest's mounting financial troubles from investors, despite warnings from other executives, while simultaneously selling millions in personal shares.

Knowingly concealing such information is a federal crime.