Sentence examples for report was suppressed from inspiring English sources

A report written by an agency historian in 2001 noted that U.S. intelligence officers falsified documents about a disputed attack, but the report was suppressed.

Stewart later told me that he understood why the report was suppressed: "People were sending their eighteen-year-olds over there, and we didn't want them to find out that they were cutting off ears.

To the anger of Jillings and many victims the report was suppressed and only published in the wake of the outcry that followed a Newsnight programme last year that led to Lord McAlpine being wrongly identified as involved in abuse.

A health professional who reported widespread child abuse at a school for vulnerable boys has told the BBC he believes his report was "suppressed".

The Jillings report was suppressed in 1996 amid fears that it might lead to claims for compensation from victims, or to libel suits from adults named in the report.

But report is suppressed over fears it would anger the Saudis.

But Alisa Harrison, an Agriculture Department spokeswoman, said her agency and the homeland security office had not requested that the report be suppressed.

Having consulted with Elmer Davis, the director of the Office of War Information, Roosevelt rejected the conclusion (officially), declared that he was convinced of Nazi Germany's responsibility, and ordered that Earle's report be suppressed.

Parents also allege that important reports were suppressed in the run-up to the local NHS trust achieving foundation trust status in March 2010.

Their report, which was suppressed until the government's decision was announced, lays out how they reached their unlikely conclusion.

In one case, an internal affairs report that was suppressed at trial found that the key police witness's "image of honesty, competency, and overall reliability must be questioned" because of his misconduct.