Sentence examples for extensive dossier from inspiring English sources

The Guardian can reveal that the offices of senior members of the Australian government – including prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, attorney general George Brandis and Dutton – all received an extensive dossier in May 2016 that outlined the ongoing harm to children held on Nauru and the "numerous child rights violations" that had occurred.

The Guardian can reveal that the offices of senior members of the Australian government – including prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, the attorney general, George Brandis, and the immigration minister, Peter Dutton – all received an extensive dossier in May 2016 that outlined the ongoing harm to children held on Nauru and the "numerous child rights violations" that had occurred.

According to his doctors, he didn't have long to live, and if disease hadn't finished him scandal would: the FBI had an extensive dossier on his sexual peccadilloes and, following the Profumo affair in England, he was no longer safe from the press.

They found that undercover officers, known as rakers, infiltrated hundreds of mosques; that a secret demographic unit compiled extensive dossiers on where Muslim New Yorkers eat, work, type on computers and transfer money to relatives; and that even imams who worked closely and courageously with the police have found themselves spied on and listed as "suspects".

The Nobel Prizes, however, have allowed Sweden to play a disproportionately larger role in science for a small country because Swedish scientists learn from the extensive dossiers prepared by the Nobel committees that review the latest scientific research throughout the world.

Whereas Lara, 35, once kept extensive dossiers on every gang member, he hasn't dug them out in years.

Whereas Lara, 35, once kept extensive dossiers on every gang member, he hasn't dug them out in years.

The government's capacity to build extensive, secret digital dossiers on such a mass scale is totally at odds with the vision and intention of the nation's framers who crafted the Fourth Amendment precisely to outlaw indiscriminate searches that cast a wide net to see what can be caught.

The next day, the national newspapers all devoted extensive coverage to the dossier, with the _Sun leading the way.

New evidence has also emerged of Scarlett's extensive US consultation on the dossier.

An extensive, though as yet incomplete, dossier of the judicial process at Avignon has been preserved in the form of an instrumentum publicum (actually, a draft copy thereof), which served as a model for the preparation of the official record of the process.