Sentence examples for the dossier produced from inspiring English sources

So, while the commissioner observes that the Williams draft "adds very little to what is in the public domain", there are in the public domain drafts of the dossier produced after it which include claims that were not in drafts produced before it.

Yesterday, I finally got the information commissioner's decision on the suppressed draft of the Iraq dossier, produced by former Foreign Office spin doctor John Williams.

The divisions were just as strongly voiced on the Conservative benches, with Julian Lewis, the chair of the defence select committee, describing Cameron's claims on moderate forces as "bogus battalions" rivalling the "dodgy dossier" produced by Tony Blair before the 2003 Iraq war.

A month ago, the information commissioner ruled that a secret draft of the September 2002 dossier, produced by former Foreign Office press secretary John Williams, must be released to me.

The second, a dossier produced by Downing Street officials in February, turned out to be a combination of real intelligence, sections from a Jane's Intelligence Review report on Iraq and parts of a graduate thesis based on 12-year-old public information, downloaded from the Internet, with its typographical errors intact.

Republicans have also raised questions about the FBI's handling of a dossier produced by Christopher Steele, a former British spy who was hired by a research firm called Fusion GPS to investigate Trump's ties to Russia.

Indeed, a hotly debated question that the FBI's initial warrant application could help answer is the extent to which the agency depended on information contained in a Democrat-funded dossier produced by former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele.

Then a dossier produced by presidential investigators researching the airstrike was revealed to include at least one image more than four years old, taken after an earlier bombing in another province.

But an 18,000-word dossier produced by Mr Sixsmith reports a telephone conversation in which Alastair Campbell told him: "It [the compromise deal for Mr Sixsmith to move to another department] has run into a problem in the shape of Steve Byers.

The classified document that is the focus of the online #ReleaseTheMemo campaign reportedly details allegations that Trump and Republican allies have made about the FBI and the Justice Department, charging that they conducted improper surveillance of Trump's affiliates based on unproven allegations in a dossier produced by former British spy Christopher Steele.

It was a terrifying prospect and ramped up the pro-war argument when the dossier was produced last September.