Sentence examples for dossier report from inspiring English sources

He went through complaints made about Gilligan's May 29 dossier report and explained how Kevin Marsh, the Today programme editor, would have compared Gilligan's notes with a transcript of the on-air broadcast at an early.

Mr Davies brought the board of governors together in order to get backing at the highest level in the BBC for the defiant stance being taken by the former director general, Greg Dyke, in his increasingly bitter row with the government over Andrew Gilligan's Iraq dossier report.

Mr. bin Laden went on, the dossier reported, saying, "The battle has been moved inside America, and we shall continue until we win this battle, or die in the cause and meet our maker".

And it is only a decade since a government effectively scalped the independent broadcaster for its reporting (in Andrew Gilligan's "dodgy dossier" Today report) on the missile range of a then-hostile nation.

It dries up a little and becomes a dossier, a report on something, no matter what the language does to enrich it".

The umbrella organisation has compiled a dossier of reported racist and Islamophobic incidents since the result of the referendum was announced on Friday morning.

The dossier highlights reported deaths of Iraqis, including a man allegedly shot dead by British soldiers while queuing to buy petrol and another found drowned in the Shatt Al-Arab river after allegedly being beaten by soldiers.

The case for removal was always carefully examined, since the central government kept a recorded dossier of reports on each official, stored in the capital for later review.

WHO then based its prequalification on the dossier assessment reports done by the DCGI and Health Canada instead of performing an independent evaluation of the dossier, testing of samples, and site audit of the manufacturing facilities.

Increasingly, pet owners seeking apartments are being asked to submit fat dossiers containing reports from veterinarians, dog walkers, neighbors and rescue services detailing their pet's sweet nature and nondestructive tendencies.

Jane Mayer explains how the former spy Christopher Steele compiled his infamous "Russia dossier," a secret report on Trump's ties to Russia.