Sentence examples for dossier later from inspiring English sources

And, who sees that dossier later on may be of concern".

BP has already confirmed that one of its staff, a senior ex-British spook who had worked on the Libya dossier, later lobbied the British government in general terms over an agreement to transfer prisoners back to Libya.

This was the context in which a press officer could pen the first draft of an intelligence dossier, later carefully spun to give the more excitable papers just enough to be able to run with the hysterical claim that London was 45 minutes from attack.

An explosive, though unverified, intelligence dossier later claims that during the trip Igor Sechin, CEO of Rosneft, Russia's state oil company, offers Page and associates a 19percentt stake in the company if he could help lift U.S. sanctions on Russia. .

An explosive, though unverified, intelligence dossier later claims that during the trip Igor Sechin, CEO of Rosneft, Russia's state oil company, offers Page and associates a 19percentt stake in the company if he could help lift U.S. sanctions on Russia.

The report also slammed Clinton's team for secretly paying "for opposition research on Trump obtained from Russian sources". A former British intelligence officer produced a series of memos on Trump, based on his sources inside Russia, in a dossier later leaked to the media.

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Civil-law nations, for example, typically rely more heavily than do we upon judicial investigation, questioning by a neutral magistrate, the compiling of all evidence into a dossier, and later review of that dossier at trial by judges who may sit without our type of jury.

When BuzzFeed published the dossier hours later, it noted that the allegations were "unverified" and that the document contained errors.

Two weeks later, dossier in hand, he swore he would never let it out of his sight.

His remarks urging caution contrasted with the chilling language used by Mr Blair in a passionate speech in the Commons as he launched the dossier a week later.