Sentence examples for huge dossier from inspiring English sources

Byrne and the Labour team produced a huge dossier costing Tory promises.

As well as the huge dossier of amendments, there have been more than 900 requests for voting to be carried out via secret ballot.

Few documents in recent history have been so tensely awaited as the Iraqi declaration, and the countdown to the handover suggested that Iraqi officials might have had last-minute dramas in putting the huge dossier together.

We'd be foolish to think there might not be certain issues, but I'm sure the police in Ireland and the UK will have a huge dossier, and we hope that there will be no difficulties and it's a good game of football".

"It was a huge dossier and the European Parliament was for the first time involved as co-legislator on the CAP reform under the co-decision procedure.

Tony Woodley, joint general secretary of the giant Unite union, Labour's big-gest affiliate, published a "dossier of disgrace" showing huge rises in energy company profits and demanded that Mr Brown takes action to impose a windfall tax.

As the world focused on Donald Trump's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal Tuesday, Stormy Daniels' lawyer dropped a bombshell dossier that could have huge implications for the president's future in the job.

In a 20-page ruling, Magistrate Judge James C. Francis IV ordered the disclosure of hundreds of field intelligence reports by undercover investigators who infiltrated and compiled dossiers on protest groups in a huge operation that the police said was needed to head off violence and disruptions at the convention.

In Iceland last week a dossier assembled by its parliament on the Icelandic banks – huge lenders in Britain – was handed to its public prosecution service.

The experience is mainly positive: In nearly 29,000 technical dossiers for approximately 5,900 substances, registrants submitted a huge amount of information on uses, properties, hazards, toxicological and ecotoxicological effects to the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) in Helsinki.

Mr. Khan's job is to consult, and consult he does, from behind a huge wooden desk with three telephones and a tall stack of dossiers.