Sentence examples for withheld knowledge from inspiring English sources

Zuley appears to have withheld knowledge of Bonanno, the witness who ruled Boyd out of the lineup.

RKO, a subsidiary of a tyre company, was denied a licence in 1980 on the ground that it had withheld knowledge of bribery by its parent in Chile.

"Who are you to withhold knowledge?" Karamakate spits back.

He accused its authorities of withholding knowledge from his family that another member, Franklyn Curtis, had previously been accused of molesting children.

Mr. Shatter, the justice minister, pledged Wednesday to introduce new laws making it a criminal offense to withhold knowledge of child abuse from authorities.

The greatest teachers know how important it is to withhold knowledge until the student is ready for it -- often, until the student can make the leap to knowledge herself.

This article examined the main arguments used to justify knowledge exclusivity, that is, to withhold knowledge from the public domain (even if "only" temporarily).

He then goes on to give a list of broad questions he asks when an agency wants to withhold knowledge of a vulnerability.

The government is then attempting to withhold knowledge thereby making us slaves to their knowledge.

Gray, already sentient, intelligent and capable of fluent speech, was kidnapped by an eagle within minutes of birth during the Great Eagle Scourge of 1822 and goes missing for several years; Zepheniah would withhold knowledge of Gray from everyone else.

So, I feel a little bit of, like, they're withholding knowledge somehow.