Sentence examples for own dossier from inspiring English sources

So compile your own dossier.

Davis has been working on his own dossier for 20 years, since his days as a defensive specialist at the University of Alabama.

Highlighting the Tories' own dossier on Labour, called "Labour Chaos on Cuts", he accused the government of a "spectacular own goal".

Meanwhile Tory councillor Peter Gold has handed over his own dossier of evidence to the Electoral Commission detailing a number of properties in the borough with a suspiciously high number of recently registered postal voters.

The references to Mr. Bukhary did not provide an important caveat: his own dossier said he had acknowledged deliberately misleading interrogators and "has no recollection of a lot of things". 1 2 Next Page ».

(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).

"I wanted my own dossiers," Shah said.

Labour responded with its own rebuttal dossier entitled "The Tories' Smear Analysis of Labour Party Policy", in which Balls also said that when Labour shadow ministers criticise certain public sector cuts, this does not mean they will be reversed in 2015-16.

Which might seem innocent enough, but predictably the internet went nuts; tumblrs, Facebookers and tweeters (yuk) picturing in their feverish imaginations Mitt sat in the dark, carefully combing his own grubby dossier by lamplight for the point on the axes where vital measurements and past promiscuity met political competence.

We have talked and talked to get people to look, [telling patients] you have your own care dossier, your own plan, we can agree on goals there, you can report on how it is going, you can also tell us what does not go well, or if you have questions.

In addition, you should compare the profile of admitted students at each school against your own application dossier (including LSAT score, undergraduate GPA, record of accomplishments, personal statements, and letters of recommendation) to decide which schools are most likely to admit you.