Sentence examples for dossiers maintained from inspiring English sources

The file on Pearl Buck (1892-1973), whose name appears in dossiers maintained by the F.B.I., the State Department, the Army, and the Navy, is even thicker than that on Lewis.

(As is customary these days, given that both countries have hired Western public relations agencies, the Georgians issued their own dossier, maintaining that Russia was responsible for the war).

The suit alleges that dossiers are maintained on thousands of organizations and persons en gaged in "lawful political ac tivity". It was argued before the court that this produces a "chilling effect" on constitu tional rights guaranteed by the First Amendment, primarily free speech.

At the same time, users being in the dark about the information dossiers Facebook maintains on them, is not a bug but a feature for the company's business — which directly benefits by being able to minimize the proportion of people who opt out of having their interests categorized for ad targeting because they have no idea it's happening.

BuzzFeed continues to stand by the decision to publish the dossier and maintains that the lawsuits were without merit. .

BuzzFeed continues to stand by the decision to publish the dossier and maintains that the lawsuits were without merit.

He maintained a dossier filled with dirt about Donovan's unseemly ties to British intelligence as well as his flagrant womanizing, while the O.S.S. chief accumulated reports that the F.B.I. director was homosexual.

"The Department of Defense is not developing technology so it can maintain dossiers on every American citizen," Dr. Tether told lawmakers in March.

The recording also indicates that Ukraine's intelligence services maintain dossiers on local officials to be used as blackmail material to enforce discipline and loyalty to Mr. Kuchma.

According to Departmental guidelines, we can maintain dossiers for employment-seeking students only until a student obtains his or her first tenure-track position.

Political parties normally use such files for attack ads and leaking story ideas to journalists while spy agencies typically maintain dossiers on world leaders to better understand their thinking and habits.