Sentence examples for dossier prepared from inspiring English sources
There was also a dossier prepared by British intelligence with suggested questions for the captured men.
The dossier, prepared by Geoffrey Dickens, was said by the late Tory MP's son to have contained "explosive" allegations against powerful and famous people, including politicians.
Teodoro Petkoff Malec, a former Marxist guerrilla and one of Venezuela's leading intellectuals who now edits Tal Cual, a left-wing opposition newspaper, reported that a dossier prepared by Cuba's intelligence service might have crystallized the purge.
The unsourced reports said details of the scandal were laid out in a secret dossier prepared for Benedict by three trusted cardinals who investigated the leaks of papal documents last year.
In 2014 they raised $14 billion of new money, a fifth of all flows into hedge funds.A dossier prepared by an investment bank will help the CEO and his consiglieri understand who they are dealing with.
The idea was to insist that the Russia scandal emanates solely from an anti-Trump dossier, prepared by the private intelligence firm Fusion GPS, and then to insist that the "real scandal" was that Clinton's campaign had paid for it.
But the dossiers, prepared under the Bush administration, provide a deeper look at the frightening, if flawed, intelligence that has persuaded the Obama administration, too, that the prison cannot readily be closed.
The Nobel Prizes, however, have allowed Sweden to play a disproportionately larger role in science for a small country because Swedish scientists learn from the extensive dossiers prepared by the Nobel committees that review the latest scientific research throughout the world.
For more details see Figure 2. Figure 2 No of Annex XV dossiers prepared by ECHA and the Member States (including withdrawn dossiers).
The dossiers, prepared under the Bush administration, also show the seat-of-the-pants intelligence gathering in war zones that led to the incarcerations of innocent men for years in cases of mistaken identity or simple misfortune, the Times said.
So that's how the dossier was prepared.
