Sentence examples for withheld data from inspiring English sources

A1 Medicare Data Withheld The Bush administration illegally withheld data from Congress on the cost of the new Medicare law, and as a penalty, the former head of the Medicare agency, Thomas A. Scully, should relinquish seven months of his salary, federal investigators said.

[A1.] Medicare Data Said to Be Withheld The Bush administration illegally withheld data from Congress on the cost of the new Medicare law, and as a penalty, the former head of the Medicare agency, Thomas A. Scully, should repay seven months of salary to the government, federal investigators said.

[C7.] Inquiry Shows Data Was Withheld An internal investigation by the Department of Health and Human Services confirms that top Medicare officials intentionally withheld data from Congress showing that Medicare drug benefits would probably cost much more than the White House acknowledged.

A17 Health Officials Withheld Data Medicare officials intentionally withheld data from Congress showing that Medicare drug benefits would probably cost more than the White House acknowledged, an internal investigation by the Department of Health and Human Services reported.

A16 Diabetes Drug Under Scrutiny The F.D.A. is reviewing accusations that Parke-Davis withheld data on the liver toxicity of Rezulin.

Written over 13 years, the material suggested that scientists had withheld data from outsiders and had shown contempt for those who disagreed with them.

The group said it was withholding data on sales so far in 2016 on the advice of its lawyers.

Berger has cited both White and Clarke, who is still working on Little Foot, as examples of scientists who withhold data and take too long to publish findings.

She called for more rigorous and widespread health monitoring of children and criticised an earlier government policy to withhold data about radiation levels and wind direction.

Federal prosecutors also accused GlaxoSmithKline of withholding data about the antidepressant Paxil that raised concerns about an increased risk of suicide in teenagers.

The simmering rivalries between their former staffs were so intense that traders were known to sabotage one another by withholding data.