Sentence examples for dossier before from inspiring English sources

"Okey-dokey," she said, winking at my dossier before handing it over.

"Worth recalling Justin Langer's leaked dossier before the 2009 series," says Ian Forth.

So that the Nuisance Committee can complete its dossier before the next General Meeting, please state if you are the Edith Piaf, the two barking poodles," etc.

Mr. Campbell said he did not know the origin or sourcing of the claim about quick launching, which was included in a draft of the dossier before its publication on Sept. 24.

Straw published a letter from a Foreign Office official at the UN which conveyed confidential comments that Blix had offered on an early draft of the September 2002 dossier, before it was sent back to be sexed up and before Blix was sent to Iraq to find Saddam's non-existent weapons of mass destruction.

Former Clinton press secretary Brian Fallon agreed with that sentiment, tweeting: "If I'd gotten his dossier before Nov. 8, I may have tried to convince Mook & Podesta to let me hold a Comey-style press conference to read it".

Oldfield cleaned up MI6, until its reputation was severely damaged years later with the fiasco of the discredited weapons dossier published before the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

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).

They will dismiss this dodgy letter like the dodgy dossier that came before it.

Mr Hoon decided to put Dr Kelly before the foreign affairs select committee for "presentational" reasons - though, revealingly, the MoD did not want other defence intelligence people who had also queried the dossier to appear before MPs, even in private.

But on the day after the much criticised Iraq dossier was put before the Commons in September 2002, a MORI/ITV poll showed 71 per cent were in favour of military action by the US, if this had UN support, and 49 per cent were in favour of British involvement.