Sentence examples for potential cover up from inspiring English sources

Bradford MP Naz Shah demanded that Pakistani authorities exhume her body and commission an independent postmortem after accusing them of colluding in "a potential cover up" over Shahid's death.

Naz Shah, the local MP in Bradford who has written to the Pakistani authorities to demand an investigation into her constituent's death, said the development raised fears of a potential cover up.

Most recently, Undisclosed revealed an even greater violation by the state: the potential cover up of a paid tipster – information which came to us via a listener who was able to connect with someone inside CrimeStoppers, the institution that made the payment in 1999.

Having seen the autopsy report, I think we are now also looking at a case involving a potential cover-up".

How revelations of murder and potential cover-up in the party's highest echelons will resonate is unclear.

Naz Shah, Shahid's MP in Bradford West, has accused Pakistani authorities of a potential cover-up in light of the findings.

John Bercow, the speaker of Commons, granted a debate – which will happen on Wednesday – into calls for a public inquiry into phone hacking by News International journalists, and whether there was a potential cover-up by its senior executives.

On the day that Van Klaveren had taken the call from Entwistle, Labour MP Tom Watson made references in the Commons to a potential cover-up of a paedophile ring linked to parliament.

A Bradford MP has accused Pakistani officials of colluding in "a potential cover-up" of what she believes was the "honour" killing of one of her constituents, who married against her parents' wishes.

I view Mr. Annan's stonewalling on the release of oil-for-food documents to Congress as a potential cover-up for corruption and will use it as leverage to deny passage of state legislation.

BEIJING — The elder brother of Bo Xilai, the Politburo member now at the center of a huge political scandal involving murder and a potential cover-up, resigned Wednesday as executive director and vice chairman at Everbright International, a division of a giant state-owned Chinese conglomerate.