Sentence examples for steps to conceal the from inspiring English sources

In addition to refusing to publish the information, news outlets took other steps to conceal the identities of those on the list.

So, unlike the offence of preventing a proper burial where some steps to conceal the body are required, merely leaving a body unburied is a crime too.

The documents from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service make clear that Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke has elevated the issue to one of the agency's top priorities, and his appointees have taken deliberate steps to conceal the plan from the public.

As the United States Attorney stated in its charging document against Mr. Dworkin, Dworkin 'took steps to conceal the kickbacks (he received) from NIR's senior management.' The company is cooperating fully with the government's investigation.

Rather, at various times, he took concrete steps to conceal that portion of the device's development that overlapped with his board service.

To find Mr. Bruno guilty, the jurors would have to conclude not only that his business activities conflicted with his public duties, but also that he intentionally took steps to conceal those conflicts.

Most offenders took few if any steps to conceal these locations from their victims in order to frustrate any eventual investigation.

Investigators are examining whether Mr. Clinton or his aides took steps to conceal evidence in the Jones suit.

In recent days, Russia has deployed sustainment units in addition to combat forces to border areas and has taken steps to conceal some of the contingents, U.S. officials said.

When one worker, Alfred E. Coxe, was struck and killed by a forklift with a history of brake problems, the indictment stated, the McWane managers "took steps to conceal facts" and instructed one employee to "provide a misleading account" to hide the plant's faulty forklifts from the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

Prosecutors say they risk retribution by taking the stand and the court has taken some steps to conceal their identities.