Sentence examples for dossier it was from inspiring English sources

Brennan said of the dossier, "It was up to the F.B.I. to see whether or not they could verify any of it".

What this person says is that a week before the publication date of the dossier, it was actually rather, erm, a bland production.

Some critics also suggest that the government's emphasis on turning ambassadors into glorified trade emissaries has weakened their ability to carry out their traditional diplomatic role.As for Britain's intelligence service, MI6, determined not to be associated with another Iraq-style "dodgy dossier", it was circumspect to a fault.

Alastair Campbell was cleared of any inappropriate interference with the dossier: it was reasonable for him to have been involved in strengthening the wording of the document as long as Mr Scarlett accepted only changes that were consistent with the intelligence services' assessment.

His answer was simply that there were rules, and that Hungary was breaking them.Watching Mr Jagland, flanked by his battalion of advisers and press officers, each primly holding a thick dossier, it was hard not to feel that Hungary was part of a giant sausage-making machine from which there is no escape.

In the later version, Kelly is quoted as saying of the dossier: "It was transformed in the week before it was published, to make it sexier". The two-way is a device used increasingly by the BBC, pioneered to great effect by Radio 5 Live which finds them more immediate, and inclusive of the audience, than the rather formal package.

I have read the Tory complaints dossier; it's unremarkable stuff, some of which may look quite prescient in a year or so.

When you read the 36-page [Premier League inquiry] dossier, it's only human to look and not understand why they haven't had any points deducted.

Martin Bright: Now we know that a spin doctor wrote a first draft of the WMD dossier, it is time for the government to make full disclosure.

Mr Dickens said he did not know the details of what was in the dossier but "it was talked about in the family, discussions now and then, sort of 'Wait and see what happens - this is going to blow everything apart.

Rather, it vaguely describes "the political origins" of the dossier and asserts that "it was known by DOJ at the time that political actors were involved with the Steele dossier".