Sentence examples for withholding knowledge from inspiring English sources

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

Ms. Stemberg later accused Mr. Stemberg of withholding knowledge of these plans, thus reducing her settlement, but a probate judge rejected her suit in 1994.

Consider: If Palantir were instead to raise new funding any time soon at a substantially higher valuation, employees who just sold some of their shares might cry foul, saying Palantir was withholding knowledge of the fair value of the stock.

In a heavily criticized response to the downgrade, new finance minister Gigaba, under fire for withholding knowledge of the downgrade over the weekend, suggested that "reducing reliance on foreign savings to fund investment and relying less on debt to finance public expenditure will secure South Africa's fiscal sovereignty and economic independence".

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

In certain cases withholding knowledge led to a higher ranking, suggesting the indirect reasoning pathways these constraints emphasize may be advantageous at times.

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

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

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

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.

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.