Sentence examples for dossier about the from inspiring English sources

Several officials said that the intelligence dossier about the attack also includes evidence of Syrian military units moving chemical munitions into place before the attack was carried out.

He recently accused Number 10 of publishing a "dodgy dossier" about the risks of leaving the EU and complained that they were using "smears" and "bullying".

Filling in the Gaps Years before the Sept. 11 attacks transformed Bin Laden into the world's most feared terrorist, the C.I.A. had begun compiling a detailed dossier about the major players inside his global terror network.

Over the next several months, he began compiling a dossier about the attack — what he calls the "birth of the global jihad" — and about the emergence of a cerebral Egyptian physician named Ayman al-Zawahri.

The former MI6 officer Christopher Steele has won a legal battle in the United States against three Russian oligarchs who sued him over allegations made in his dossier about the Trump campaign and its links with Moscow.

In May 2003 the Today programme's defence correspondent, Andrew Gilligan, quoted an unnamed government official saying the government had "sexed up" a dossier about the threat of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.

Each week, he held court behind prison walls as young Muslim Brothers delivered to him dossiers about the organization that sometimes were as long as 200 pages.

(See, for example, Cognito Comics' Operation Ajax, a graphic memoir of sorts for the iPad, with embedded newsreels and dossiers, about the C.I.A. plot that brought down Mossadegh in Iran).

When "suicide bombers are shooting up Pakistan," he said, "do you see that, whatever you've been doing, it's not working?" Intelligence dossiers about the I.S.I. and the Taliban are often ambiguous.

Gosper by the torch and hospitality scandals, and Phil Coles for taking expensive jewelry from organizers of Athens' failed 1996 Olympic bid and for contributing to dossiers about the pecadilloes of his fellow delegates.

Any Indian spies looking on will not have sent alarming dossiers about the spin twins back to their new head coach, Anil Kumble (mind you, dear old Keith Fletcher once sent a similar report back about Kumble's inability to get the ball off the straight).