Sentence examples for drawn from dossier from inspiring English sources
This excerpt is drawn from "Dossier K," by Imre Kertész, translated by Tim Wilkinson, to be published by Melville House on May 7 , 2013
It is drawn from the dossier of letters received and written by one Zenon, the confidential business manager of the chief minister of Ptolemy II (Philadelphus; 285 246 bce).
I will start this paper with some examples of Italian lay people's knowledge of evolution, drawn from the dossier of explorative interviews we carried out during the project.
The data of the different tumour diseases and the course of therapy were drawn from the patients' dossiers.
A dossier drawn from submissions by 175 individual families affected by the rule includes the case of an Australian who works as a £250,000-a-year chief financial officer of a multinational company in Dubai and has a £3.5m property in Britain.
On Google, for example, the Graph panel displays a tiny dossier — usually drawn from Wikipedia — when you search for a well-known person like Martha Stewart, Benjamin Franklin, Barney the Dinosaur or James Cameron.
Britain has said it will publish a dossier on Iraq's weapons buildup later this month drawn from British and American intelligence findings, something it has done twice since Sept. 11 in an attempt to lend British credibility to evidence that, if thought to be purely American, would be less persuasive abroad.
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"During the drafting of the final dossier, every fact was managed to make it as strong as possible, the final statements reaching beyond the conclusions intelligence assessments would normally draw from such facts," he added.
