Sentence examples for received a dossier from inspiring English sources

" The SFO has received a dossier from and interviewed Neil Mitchell, a former chief executive of Torex Retail.

The role of Lord Brittan, a former Home Secretary, is likely to come under scrutiny as he received a "dossier" from an MP in the 1980s that reputedly detailed evidence of VIP sex rings.

La Repubblica said the pope had taken his decision to resign on 17 December, on the day he received a dossier compiled by three cardinals delegated to look into the so-called "Vatileaks affair".

The City regulator has received a dossier of information about the escalating problem, and the Financial Ombudsman Service also confirmed that it is facing a wave of complaints about the issue.

The Foreign Office confirmed it had received a dossier on Silva in January and had advised the NGOs who compiled it – the Society for Threatened Peoples, Trial and the European Centre for Constitutional and Human Rights – to pass "any credible evidence" on to the Met.

Lord Brittan confirmed that when he was home secretary, he had received a dossier from the late Conservative MP Geoffrey Dickens.

Lord Brittan is under scrutiny over what actions he took in 1980 after receiving a dossier on an alleged VIP child sex-abuse ring in the 1980s from the late MP Geoffrey Dickens.

The ICC, based in The Hague, has begun a preliminary examination of claims of torture and abuse by British soldiers, after receiving a dossier from human rights lawyers acting for alleged Iraqi victims.

One of the midwives said: "The judiciary system receives a dossier on the death of a patient due to massive bleeding during vaginal delivery.

The Guardian can reveal that the offices of senior members of the Australian government – including prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, attorney general George Brandis and Dutton – all received an extensive dossier in May 2016 that outlined the ongoing harm to children held on Nauru and the "numerous child rights violations" that had occurred.

The Guardian can reveal that the offices of senior members of the Australian government – including prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, the attorney general, George Brandis, and the immigration minister, Peter Dutton – all received an extensive dossier in May 2016 that outlined the ongoing harm to children held on Nauru and the "numerous child rights violations" that had occurred.