Sentence examples for long dossier from inspiring English sources

Only days before his disappearance, the site had published a long dossier on one of the biggest of the lot, Oleksandr Volkov, alleging that he was tied to organised crime.

Once he shared with a Mexican intelligence official a long dossier about Treviño, only to discover hours later that the man known as Z-40, or Muerte, had possession of the file.

Mr. Sharon has said he cannot make peace with Mr. Arafat and wants him replaced, and was bringing with him a long dossier that Mr. Sharon says ties Mr. Arafat to terrorism.

Wary of appearing presumptuous, the White House has avoided overt moves to prepare, but it already has long dossiers on a host of candidates after last year's nomination of Sonia Sotomayor.

But then, we long knew all that already, and have their decades-long dossiers to remind us as we delve back into their work, embracing the ability to mourn these two silky-voiced performers through their lasting masterpieces.

Even after a suspect, a mentally retarded Indian (Benicio Del Toro) with a long police dossier is coerced into confessing and promptly commits suicide, Jerry is not convinced he was the actual killer.

With opinion polls showing a pronounced shift in support for British military involvement in the toppling of Saddam Hussein, and with the imminent publication of the long-awaited "dossier" on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, Mr Blair could regard the one-day debate, which he had only reluctantly conceded, with some equanimity.It all looks different now.

Republicans have long sought to discredit the dossier, which was compiled by former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele.

Your full application dossier requires a long list of supplementary documents, including a cover letter, certified copies of health documents, a criminal background check, tax documents or a letter from a CPA stating your yearly income, and pictures of you and your home.

The FBI and special counsel Robert S. Mueller III have known for a long time the origins of the dossier and Fusion GPS's work.

Prime minister's director of communications and strategy, 1997-2003 Campbell has long been linked with the "dodgy" dossier of September 2002 alleging Saddam was pursuing a weapons of mass destruction programme.