She hosts the weekly show 360 Degrees on ALPHA TV and formerly co-hosted the popular investigative TV program Fakeloi (which translates to "Dossiers"), for which she traveled the world.
Tessa Jowell has told the Leveson inquiry of the "total" invasion of her privacy by the press and said she will provide a dossier of news articles for which she "could not understand" the source.
Waste-related information must be included in the registration dossier for all substances, including those for which no CSR [i.e. Chemical Safety Report] and/or SDS [i.e. Safety Data Sheet] is required (< 10 t/a) or which are not classified as dangerous"[21].
The dossier assessment refers to the patient population for which the new drug is approved according to the summary of product characteristics.
"The dossier documented payments of Lance Armstrong to Health and Performance SA (a company for which I worked as a consultant) in 2005 and 2006.
This is an extreme case, but there are many more substances in the database for which erroneous data have been submitted in the registration dossiers.
I look at what's happening with the Justice Department, why aren't they going after Hillary Clinton with her emails and with her dossier, and the kind of money — I don't know, is it possible that they paid $12.4 million for the dossier, which is total phony, fake, fraud and how is it used?
This one involved party workers offering to pay 1.7m reais ($800m) for a dossier which smeared José Serra, Mr Alckmin's successor in São Paulo.
On the first page of his book's Acknowledgments, Tierney writes, "I am especially indebted to Leda Martins.... Leda's dossier on Napoleon Chagnon was an important resource for my research" (Tierney 2001:xvii) The dossier to which Tierney is here referring was used for years before Darkness to try to stop Chagnon from obtaining further research permits to do his fieldwork.
In my dossier, in which I built a case for my application, I included 18 exhibits describing the conditions of my country from a human rights perspective.
