Sentence examples for Have a dossier from inspiring English sources

Mr Sarkozy was said to have a dossier ready, including the so-called Carlton affair of alleged prostitutes in Lille now under investigation.

Mr. Barbalho has replied in kind, calling his rival a bully and a corrupt blackmailer "who, anytime he is cornered, claims to have a dossier on everybody".

In practice, this means that in order to challenge the admissibility of the case now, the Libyan authorities must already have a dossier on Saif's involvement in ordering attacks on civilians, including peaceful demonstrators in Tripoli, Benghazi and Misrata last year.

"If that is the case then an Englishman will come in and have a dossier on all the players anyway and know most players inside out".

She has a dossier of materials on the murder.

Fair Trials International, a lobby group, has a dossier of startling cases including that of Deborah Dark, a British woman who has been hounded by an EAW.

Fair Trials International, a charity that wants reform of the European Arrest Warrant, has a dossier of cases involving lives ruined by mistaken identity, bureaucratic bungling and other slip-ups.

Theodore Dreiser (1871-1945) has a dossier of two hundred and thirty-nine pages, but the F.B.I. withheld forty-one pages — more than forty years after his death.

The UN Security Council, which condemned the rebels' capture of Goma, has a dossier from its own investigators detailing Rwanda's involvement in every aspect of the mutiny, from recruiting soldiers and financing operations to intelligence sharing and direct military support.

But if Waller has a dossier on decent-hearted meta-humans such as the Flash, why didn't she get them to take down Enchantress and her bro rather than a bunch of crazies?

The Guardian said it had a dossier including a sequence of photographs and witness statements from people in the area at the time, some of whom said they saw police officers attack Tomlinson.