Sentence examples for permanent dossier from inspiring English sources
"We have a name for the kind of person who collects a detailed, permanent dossier on everyone they interact with, with the intent of using it to manipulate others for personal advantage," he noted.
Everything users have written suddenly available to be held against them in a court of law -- as part of their "permanent record," that nasty electronic dossier that lives forever in the hands of those who watch.
Making a statement on the wider child abuse inquiry, Mrs May told MPs: "I know that some members of the House have suggested that the government should publish today the Wanless report about the Home Office permanent secretary's investigation into the so-called Dickens' dossier.
David Cameron has already ordered the Home Office permanent secretary to look into what happened to the lost dossier which was given to Brittan, then home secretary, by the campaigning Tory MP Geoffrey Dickens in the 1980s.
Mr Cameron said he understood people's concerns about the missing dossier and added: "That's why I've asked the permanent secretary at the Home Office to do everything he can to find answers to all of these questions and to make sure we can reassure people about these events.
It suggested that Rwandan troops participated in rebel attacks that killed a UN peacekeeper.The publication of the damaging dossier coincided with a Rwandan bid for a non-permanent seat on the Security Council.
Inspecting Iraq's dossierA row erupted over Iraq's 12,000-page weapons dossier presented last weekend to the United Nations when America took charge of it, distributing copies to the other four permanent members of the Security Council; only edited versions, purged of the recipes for making atomic bombs, will go to non-permanent members.
The dossier! James Comey!
Sir Kevin Tebbit, the permanent under-secretary at the Ministry of Defence, said that Kelly supported the war and believed Saddam had concealed some W.M.D., but he might have some discomforting things to say about parts of the dossier.
