Sentence examples for refusing to make public from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Issa is mysteriously refusing to make public the full text of those interviews.

The Yard is also refusing to make public its reasons for declining to investigate some alleged crimes.

They also want more details about the scale of the problem of infiltration, which Labour has been refusing to make public.

The Bush team, for instance, is refusing to make public Roberts's documents for his tour as deputy solicitor general in George H.W. Bush's administration, an effort to keep confidential litigation deliberations in cases involving the federal government.

A3 Clash Over Bolton Documents The State Department is refusing to make public documents sought by Senate Democrats in their attempt to seek more information about clashes between John R. Bolton and American intelligence agencies over Syria, administration officials say.

Of her three children, she took only her youngest Peter, forever refusing to make public avowals of remorse, claiming she would have had a breakdown or become an alcoholic had she stayed in South Africa.

EchoStar refused to make public its filing to the Federal Communications Commission.

Aides to Mr. Bloomberg refuse to make public his handicap.

This is the same administration that refuses to make public its legal opinions on targeted killings.

He has refused to make public the legal documents used in the decision.

But he refused to make public what companies in what countries got Saddam's largess.