Sentence examples for The dossiers from inspiring English sources
noun
A collection of papers and/or other sources, containing detailed information about a particular person or subject, together with a synopsis of their content.
The dossiers surprised him only slightly, he said.
The dossiers show that some writers were kept under scrutiny for years.
The dossiers, given to the Afghans when each detainee is transferred, can be used by the Afghan court or its review boards.
The dossiers will be shared only with employees who will engage with the guest; room service won't know the guest's spa preferences.
The dossiers listed the names and addresses of Pakistani recruiters and people who equip suicide bombers with explosives before sending them to Afghanistan.
The dossiers show that Rwanda, with support from Uganda has been commanding an effective buffer state in Eastern Congo, supporting an ethnic Tutsi rebel army, the M23, which controls much of the mineral and agricultural wealth in the area.
The dossiers also show the seat-of-the-pants intelligence gathering in war zones that led to the incarcerations of innocent men for years in cases of mistaken identity or simple misfortune.
The dossiers received by the CPS comprise: A file relating to one journalist and one police officer with relation to alleged offences of misconduct in public office and the data protection act.
The dossiers checked are often not complete.
The dossiers were submitted in August 2010.
The dossiers compiled based on one's SF-86 come complete with transcripts, results of polygraph exams, and details of extramarital affairs, past drug use, and gambling problems.
