Sentence examples for dossiers based on from inspiring English sources
Jodie Bernstein, who heads the F.T.C.'s consumer protection division, told the Senate Commerce Committee that the agency and the major online advertising firms were "better than half and half" in agreement on voluntary principles the firms should follow in tracking people's movements around the Internet and building consumer dossiers based on that information.
For the remaining seven EBAs, the manufacturer did not follow the G-BA recommendations and developed dossiers based on a different ACT for all patients (cabazitaxel, aliskiren/amlodipine, linagliptin, pirfenidone and retigabine) or for specific subgroups (microbial collagenase and ticagrelor) (Table 4; Fig. 3) [ 7].
They led Britain into a war based on what God told George Bush to do, and a "dodgy dossier".
The dossiers compiled based on one's SF-86 come complete with transcripts, results of polygraph exams, and details of extramarital affairs, past drug use, and gambling problems.
Thus, the probe is rooted in partisan dirty tricks, and because the dossier is based on info from Russian sources, this means (presto!) Hillary Clinton is the one who actually colluded with Russia.
Mr Osborne's spending dossier was based on an attack on Labour in January 1992 (which was itself a copy of Republican attacks on Michael Dukakis, the Democratic candidate in the 1988 American presidential election).
Britain was forced to admit yesterday that one of the central allegations against Iraq in last September's disputed weapons dossier was based on information from an overseas intelligence service rather than a British primary source.
The dossier is based on what it calls a reasonableness test: "Any statement by a Labour frontbencher that a voter would believe to be a promise to spend money or raise revenue if Labour are elected is counted as a commitment".
Clinical data in the dossier were based on a MenA conjugate vaccine that used group A polysaccharide made at SynCo Bio Partners in Amsterdam.
PRISM, one of the governmental surveillance programs unveiled by Edward Snowden, monitors people known to be innocent and builds dossiers on everyone based on their Internet activity.
