Sentence examples for change dossier from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Possible membership levels and capabilities Proposed role Proposed capabilities Senior curator Appoint curators, change dossier information Curator Review/manage ratings and proposed changes, approve contributors Associate curator Add or rate citations Contributor Comment, propose changes Each role also has the capabilities of all those below it.

A key change in the dossier was made at the last minute.

In 2017, with Peter Winn, he edited and contributed to "Latin American Transformations: Fifty Years of Change," a retrospective dossier published in the LASA Forum, which the editors hope to expand into a volume.

But Whitehall documents released to the inquiry reveal a string of other changes in the dossier between an early draft on September 2 and its final publication on September 24 last year.

He said the corporation had acted in the public interest by airing reports on May 29 of Dr David Kelly's criticisms: "There can be few subjects of greater public interest than reasons presented by a government to its own people as possible grounds for war". Mr Caldecott, in his closing submission, said Jonathan Powell, the prime minister's chief of staff, had had part of the dossier changed.

The charity's dossier, Expecting Change, exposed the harm done to pregnant women in immigration detention, including at Yarl's Wood.

His notes quoted Dr. Kelly as saying that the September dossier was changed the week before publication.

Both changes to the weapons dossier were part of a detailed process of comparing the British claims with US statements and those in a forthcoming CIA dossier.

The dossier does not change my mind... we as Methodists are still committed to urging Mr Blair to act only through the appropriate channels, particularly the UN.

John Scarlett oversaw the compilation of the dossier, and allowed changes to be inserted by Alastair Campbell and others.

Yet in other dossiers, like climate change, Mr Sarkozy sought unanimous agreement, even though he did not have to.