Sentence examples for public dossier from inspiring English sources

In Harkat's Canadian trial, after Michael Hayden admitted that Abu Zubaydah had been waterboarded, Canadian officials deleted all references to Abu Zubaydah's alleged statements in its public dossier.

Yet Norris Church Mailer's reminiscence, "A Ticket to the Circus," still manages to add a fat new sheaf to the public dossier on her late husband, Norman Mailer, and tells an involving coming-of-age story to boot.

Indeed, Setmariam's exhortations and ideas, posted over the years on jihadist Web sites, offer a public dossier on al-Qaeda's strategies for global jihad and its internal debates on WMD.

The allegations inspired a fierce dispute between the government and the British Broadcasting Corporation, which reported in May that Mr. Blair's officials had "sexed up" a public dossier concerning the level of threat from Iraq's weapons.

But in the wake of his briefings to Congress on April 8 and 9, Gen. David H. Petraeus, the senior commander, ordered his subordinates to prepare a public dossier on Iranian involvement as part of the administration's efforts to expose Iran's covert activities and sustain support for the war, which is increasingly unpopular at home.

We have built a public policy dossier on this measure.

On the same day, in London, Tony Blair's government made public a dossier containing much of the information that the Senate committee was being given in secret — that Iraq had sought to buy "significant quantities of uranium" from an unnamed African country, "despite having no active civil nuclear power programme that could require it".

Mr. Straw made the dossier public at a breakfast meeting of the Atlantic Partnership, a group that aims to improve relations between Europe and North America.

Half of the voting public thinks the dossier was deliberately embellished; another quarter declares itself uncertain; and only the remaining 24% believes Mr Campbell's assertions that there was no deliberate embellishment of the case at all.

Supervisors or other individuals who lose in Finra discrimination cases are not required to reveal it in their public Finra broker dossiers, which include disciplinary actions.

Some of the matrices available online, such as GMOseek (9) and GMOfinder (10), integrate information from laboratory testing and publicly available sources, such as public versions of dossiers submitted by the applicants to regulatory authorities.