Sentence examples for dossier in a from inspiring English sources

In fact, we now know that the men who run the intelligence agencies, some of the most senior officials in the British government bureaucracy, went along with Downing Street's requests to toughen up the dossier in a misleading way.

Eventually he comes knocking at her door as he slowly compiles his dossier in a variety of drawing rooms, squalid apartments and places of business, ambling through the cast of suspects, untangling the knots of who loved and loathed whom.

"The Hamms are irreplaceable athletes, but we had to say, 'Get off it.' " They could not put Paul's gold medal out there to compete, and they could not put Morgan's dossier in a uniform.

But three days after the memo was released, Nunes conceded that the FBI had disclosed the political origins of the Steele dossier in a footnote on its application to spy on Page.

The Guardian also reported that a separate Italian daily, Corriere della Sera, mentioned a "disturbing" dossier in an article published soon after the pope's resignation announcement.

In a highly publicised dossier in November 2008, a criminal court in Tehran ordered qisas (retribution) on Movahedi after he admitted throwing acid at Bahrami, and entitled her to blind him with acid.

In a highly publicised dossier in November 2008, a criminal court in Tehran ordered retribution on Movahedi after he admitted throwing acid at Bahrami, and entitled her to blind him with acid.

The December issue of Cahiers du Cinéma has a terrific dossier in which a group of critics sketch out "the ten pitfalls of the auteur cinema".

The Dodgy DossierBlair is remembered for penning the foreword to the Iraq dossier in September 2002, a briefing paper for Labour members of parliament that was used the following year to justify British involvement in the war.

It also questioned the prominence given in a key government dossier in September to a claim that Mr. Hussein could launch chemical and biological weapons in 45 minutes.

At issue is a report by the British Broadcasting Corporation, which cited unnamed security officials as sources, that Downing Street intervened in the preparation of an intelligence dossier in September to highlight a claim that Iraq could deploy chemical and biological weapons within 45 minutes.