Sentence examples for suppress allegations from inspiring English sources

"In the fall of 2016, the movie producer set out to suppress allegations that he had sexually harassed or assaulted numerous women.

In the fall of 2016, Harvey Weinstein set out to suppress allegations that he had sexually harassed or assaulted numerous women.

By Ronan Farrow November 6, 2017 By Ronan Farrow November 6, 2017 In the fall of 2016, Harvey Weinstein set out to suppress allegations that he had sexually harassed or assaulted numerous women.

"NDAs should never be used to suppress allegations of criminal behaviour so the next Labour government will review the statute book to ensure that the law protects the voices of survivors," Lavery said.

The figures emerge from the latest survey of privacy injunctions, a statistical record begun after public concern two years ago over the number of superinjunctions made by the courts to protect the identity of wealthy applicants, including footballers, or suppress allegations against them.

The inquiry will be able to examine the files of the security services and allegations that the Tory whips' office in the 1970s may have suppressed allegations of child abuse by members of the parliamentary party.

He says Bercow is using taxpayers money to try to suppress the allegations by sending out letters of denial.

It was there in the presence of Michael Cohen, Trump's longtime personal lawyer and fixer, who did the deals and arranged the payoffs that were designed to suppress damaging allegations about Trump and other women during the final months of the campaign and whose new guilty plea about lying to Congress has put renewed focus on the president's words and actions.

The court expressed dismay that a democracy "governed by the rule of law" would seek to suppress evidence "relevant to allegations of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, politically embarrassing though it might be".

In a highly unusual criticism, the court on Wednesday expressed dismay that a democracy "governed by the rule of law" would seek to suppress evidence "relevant to allegations of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, politically embarrassing though it might be".

The UN's most senior official in the country will leave at the end of the month amid allegations she suppressed another report, a damning consultation of the UN's strategy, and also attempted to shut down public advocacy on Rohingya suffering.