Sentence examples for dossier referring from inspiring English sources

Hoon has also been blamed for failing to clarify to the media that the "45-minute claim" in the September dossier, referring to deployment of WMDs, referred only to battlefield weapons.

It was asked of Scarlett whether he should have corrected the misconception that the "chemical or biological weapons" mentioned in the dossier referred to ballistic missiles.

In consequence, some dossier assessments refer to the total study populations, whereas others only refer to one or more approved subpopulations, and thus require additional data.

The dossier assessment refers to the patient population for which the new drug is approved according to the summary of product characteristics.

The IPCC is referring a dossier of evidence to the Crown Prosecution Service after concluding a police constable could also face criminal charges over the use of the Taser.

During Rouhani's term as a nuclear negotiator, Iran appeared more co-operative to the international community and, leading up to Friday's poll, he repeatedly pointed out that on his watch Iran's nuclear dossier was not referred to the UN security council.

(In the present article, the terms "dossier" and "module" refer exclusively to documents submitted by companies to the Federal Joint Committee within the framework of AMNOG; they do not refer to documents submitted to regulatory authorities as part of the regulatory submission dossier, the common technical document).

He was referring to a dossier that BuzzFeed had published the night before, which contained unproved allegations of material that the Russians had supposedly gathered to blackmail Trump.

On the first page of his book's Acknowledgments, Tierney writes, "I am especially indebted to Leda Martins.... Leda's dossier on Napoleon Chagnon was an important resource for my research" (Tierney 2001:xvii) The dossier to which Tierney is here referring was used for years before Darkness to try to stop Chagnon from obtaining further research permits to do his fieldwork.

He also cast his doubts that Trump with prostitutes in a Moscow hotel room several years ago, referring to an unverified dossier published last week that Trump has dismissed as "fake news".

Referring to women as "dossiers", he is said to have boasted of being able to "try them out" for free himself.