Sentence examples for a large dossier from inspiring English sources

The businessman is in a civil court dispute with the bank over the alleged seizing of his assets and has presented the City of London police with a large dossier of paperwork supporting his case.

What I'm saying is that there is information in the brain, a large dossier with lots of descriptive information that there's a you, and there's a sandwich and a specific relationship: you are aware of the sandwich.

There's also plenty of reasons to come back beyond just meetings by offering news alerts about a user's contacts and companies they may follow, as well as large dossiers on companies they can cross-reference as they do research.

"Due to a flaw in how Facebook implemented this [Download Your History], it also housed contact information from other uploads other users have performed for the same person, provided you had one piece of matching data, effectively building large dossiers on people," Packet Storm Security wrote in an earlier post.

Ultimately you've created the largest dossier on yourself and you've done it freely, even gleefully.

If enlargement had really gummed up the works of the EU, you would expect to see a large number of vital dossiers blocked by unanimity.

Charles Darwin should be the man who discovered the evolution of the human species (but what does species mean? The classification of animals I think is subdivided into genus and species, but I don't remember what genus or species are… male and female… species… I don't know)." In our research dossier, we have a large number of responses similar to these.

Coinciding with the invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941 however, the Germans rounded up a large number of Communists (identified in police dossiers compiled before the war) in an operation codenamed "Summer Solstice" (Sommersonnenwende).

Eight weeks after fighting broke out in the world's newest nation, and despite the presence of a large team of human rights investigators, a keenly awaited dossier on mass killings has not been handed to the UN security council.

On Friday, the Guardian also published a dossier that showed how the RNCM ignored a large number of clear warnings that Layfield had sexual relationships with his teenage charges when they appointed him in 2002.

A large proportion of higher-tier toxicological studies in the REACH registration dossiers already apply read-across approaches.