Sentence examples for complete dossiers from inspiring English sources

Here is a sampling of the comments, as translated by the Moscow bureau of The Times: "It's obvious to me why the complete dossiers are not open for studying -- probably these dossiers contain reports of informers and documents with signatures of people who issued verdicts, maybe even the names of the executioners.

For 21 biocidal products with complete dossiers available from the regulatory authorization process in the EU, confidential information on product composition and a base set of data were provided by the German Environment Agency.

However, some of the notified substances were not further supported by submitting a complete dossiers (e.g., chlorpyrifos, phoxim), so that the actually available number of biocidal active substances is expected to decrease.

However it is believed the paper paid around £150,000 for the complete dossier.

He already has a complete dossier on Rommel in his files.

He was keeping a complete dossier on the Marcos regime, but he also concocted a scheme for Marcos to edge out of his predicament gradually, "like a hero".

She said Emed had delayed complying with some of the conditions that had to be met before the project could be approved, particularly requirements for protecting the environment, and had presented a complete dossier for approval only last month.

If the government finds it inconvenient or inefficient not to have a complete dossier on my identity, health, voting status, wealth, educational accomplishments, social well-being or other personal characteristics, that's just too bad.

Perhaps they will not make a complaint nor demand a replay or a free place in the finals until they have compiled a complete dossier or have managed to summon up Football Association of Ireland levels of convenient moral outrage.

Do we really need a Rick with a complete dossier, an ethnic identity and a "deeper, darker reason for not sticking his neck out than a measly love affair in Paris"?

By seizing both and reopening them with Federal agents in waiters' clothing, Washington could assure itself of a complete dossier on my views about blintzes v. phyllo triangles with feta, moussaka v. brisket with horseradish, and Dr. Brown's cream soda v. resinated wine.