Sentence examples for dodgy document from inspiring English sources

The momentum is behind Mr Tsvangirai, however hobbled by the provisions of the dodgy document.

The New York Times was caught employing a plagiarist-cum-fantasist; CBS News relied on dodgy documents to break a story about Mr Bush; Newsweek had to retract a story about the Koran being flushed down a lavatory at Guantánamo Bay.

The papers are then "sold" to phantom companies that use the dodgy documents to "wash" illegally acquired logs (often from nature reserves or indigenous territories) so they can be purchased by small timber yards, which process and ship them to bigger operations.

Snowden's got Greenwald, a woman from Wikileaks, and a dodgy travel document from Ecuador.

Snowden's got Greenwald, a woman from Wikileaks, and a dodgy travel document from Ecuador," John Cassidy writes in The New Yorker.

Balls, responding to the document, said the "dodgy Tory dossier is riddled with untruths and errors on every page".

He obtained his PhD at the University of Oxford in 2004, completing a thesis on the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, part of which was plagiarized in a 2003 British government document known as the Dodgy Dossier.

The committee said on Monday that the document, now derided as the "dodgy dossier," had put Mr. Blair in the position of unknowingly misinforming Parliament.

Dodgy dossiers are sexed up, secret committees revealed, vital documents leaked to the media, shady alliances formed between Pentagon dissidents and government members.

The Clinton Administration has been dodgy about its commitment to unseal diplomatic and intelligence documents that may directly connect Gen. Augusto Pinochet to crimes committed during his 17-year dictatorship over Chile.

The document is referred to in the British press as the "dodgy dossier".