Sentence examples for dossiers ask for from inspiring English sources

Some institutions/departments provide examples of recently successful dossiers; ask for them.

But the believer in personal freedom is saying to the compilers of dossiers: ask me first.

The CMA has been in close contact with retailers cited in the dossier, asking them for explanations for the misleading pricing and promotions.

I then asked for a global dossier of all the clients that we had refused.

To authenticate the identity of the user who asks for his online dossier, BeFree checks the user's cookie number, then retrieves only the browsing and purchasing information associated with that cookie.

He later asked for details of a dossier compiled by the late MP Geoffrey Dickens, who claimed to have uncovered an Establishment paedophile ring and passed papers in the 1980s to the then Home Secretary, Leon Brittan.

When Hewitt asked for his over-all opinion of the September dossier, Kelly replied, "No. 10 spin came into play".

More chillingly, he continues, "I've asked for the address of this arsehole in London and I've given a dossier to Vitalich who will take everything to Moscow".

Nearly four years after I first asked for the documents – and presumably relying on Iraq fatigue – the Cabinet Office has released more papers showing how Tony Blair's 2002 WMD dossier was "sexed-up" against the wishes of the intelligence community.

The I.A.E.A. had been asking Washington and London for their evidence of Iraq's pursuit of African uranium, without receiving any response, ever since the previous September, when word of it turned up in the British dossier.

In the BBC broadcast in which Andrew Gilligan first brought up the "sexed up" dossier, the moderator asked Gilligan whether, with Saddam Hussein driven from power, it really mattered how the case for war had been made.