Sentence examples for dossier over from inspiring English sources

The legal challenge, brought by Bridget Irvine, whose mother Kitty was among those killed, contends that the ongoing failure to hand the dossier over is irrational, unlawful and in breach of their human rights.

It is not as if they can hand a dossier over to subordinates; they must take the time to "dump memory"—to tell subordinates all about the subject.

The House Intelligence Committee has subpoenaed records from the Justice Department and the FBI pertaining to a salacious but unverified dossier over objections from the committee's minority members, the panel's ranking Democrat said Tuesday.

The legal challenge, brought by Bridget Irvine, whose mother Kitty was among those killed, contended that the continuing failure to hand the dossier over was irrational, unlawful and in breach of their human rights.

I would like to conclude by extending the warmest thanks to all those who worked with me on this dossier over many years – from the Committee, primarily Mr Hauck and Mr Darmis – and also the shadow rapporteurs.

See articlePakistan's prime minister, Yousaf Raza Gilani, denied that a dossier handed over by India on last November's attacks in Mumbai constituted "evidence" of Pakistan's involvement.

The review led by Mr Wanless centres on concerns the Home Office failed to act on allegations of child sex abuse contained in a dossier handed over in the 1980s by former Tory MP Geoffrey Dickens.

Mr Wanless, the chief executive of the child protection charity, is heading a review looking at concerns that the Home Office failed to act on allegations of child sex abuse contained in a dossier handed over in the 1980s by former Tory MP Geoffrey Dickens.

As part of a two-pronged attack on child abuse, Home Secretary Theresa May announced on Monday a separate review, headed by the NSPCC's Peter Wanless, which would focus on concerns the Home Office failed to act on allegations of child sex abuse contained in a dossier handed over in the 1980s by former Tory MP Geoffrey Dickens.

Mr. Blair told the House that he stood entirely behind the intelligence information that his government put forward in two disputed dossiers over the past year, and he turned aside repeated calls for an independent judicial inquiry into the government's case for war.

Now Facebook is saying the investigators deserve investigating, for making an unconstitutional grab of those Facebook photos -- along with private messages, Likes, and other potentially incriminating historical activity -- for hundreds of people, threatening Facebook employees with jail time when they balked at handing the digital dossiers over.