Sentence examples for with a dossier from inspiring English sources

In January , 1998 the Italian culture ministry presented the Getty with a dossier; a year later, the Getty, working with the ministry, arranged the return of the work, together with two pieces of Roman sculpture — a torso of Mithra and a stone head — that the museum had identified as belonging to Italy.

"It comes with a dossier of photographs of every object, and a list of where exactly everything needs to go".

Leading betting agencies last year presented world tennis authorities with a dossier of matches involving irregular gambling patterns over the last five years.

Gore is the supreme policy wonk whose idea of a good time is going to bed with a dossier from the Office of Management and Budget.

The federal agents presented Chuck Blazer, whose very name has always read like satirical shorthand for a certain type of sporting administrator, with a dossier.

We know the pistol was checked out because Aleh Alkayev, who was then head of SIZO-1 and in charge of the unit responsible for carrying out the death penalty, fled Belarus with a dossier of evidence.

BERLIN — Whenever Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has traveled to Russia during her four years in office, she has usually brought with her a dossier on human rights violations.

The arrests followed a blunder by Scotland Yard's counterterrorism chief, Assistant Commissioner Bob Quick, who arrived for a meeting with Mr. Brown holding a dossier in his hands with details of the planned police raids visible in pictures taken by news photographers.

The book, in the splendid Grove Press series of transcripts with images plus a dossier of texts, was a way of reliving the movie (in the pre-home-video era, the late seventies) between screenings.

The ad hominem attacks come thick and fast with Vidal preparing a dossier of what he saw as Buckley's past crimes (among them supporting a nuclear attack in Vietnam), which he used to skewer him in the first debates at the Republican convention in Miami.

Then it assembles a dossier with examples of professional honors and charitable work, along with negative information that meets specific criteria: online evidence of racist remarks; references to drugs; sexually explicit photos, text messages or videos; flagrant displays of weapons or bombs and clearly identifiable violent activity.