Sentence examples for write dossiers from inspiring English sources

And both Australian I.O.C. members were implicated during the recent scandal investigations, one for excessive travel in the Salt Lake City case and for helping to write dossiers about his fellow members; the other for giving his daughter a preferred place in the Olympic torch relay.

Another example is a DARPA backed research project that tries to use bots to write dossiers similar to Wikipedia entries.

He related last week how Salazar had promised him that he was "going to write a dossier setting out all the facts".

Chelsea's new manager was famous for writing detailed dossiers on the opposition in his previous spell at Stamford Bridge during Jose Mourinho's reign, but kept things fairly simple with the enthusiastic amateurs of BVI.

The closer Hirsch came to the end of his memories, while writing the dossier, the more he felt that he was losing his grasp of his son.

First, confirmation that spin doctors like him were officially inside the drafting process contradicts everything that the official inquiries were told and what they and everyone else took for granted about who wrote the dossier.

Chilcot finds that Campbell largely left the task of writing the dossier to Sir John Scarlett, then chairman of the joint intelligence committee, and others – although Campbell did chair a September 2002 meeting at which the need for a "substantial rewrite" was agreed – and later gave a series of comments on drafts, including one urging Scarlett to "cut the rhetoric".

Fox's "exclusive" Thursday report said Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, had "extensive contact last year" with lobbyist Adam Waldman to set up a meeting with Christopher Steele, the former British spy who wrote a dossier on then-presidential candidate Donald Trump.

(Martins to Dreger, personal email communication, June 5, 2009)So Tierney himself had apparently written the dossier that presumably contributed to Chagnon being denied research permits.

So after 1998, they could not guarantee there were some weapons but they wanted by that time to write off the nuclear dossier".

The Steele dossier, the authors write, "described Millian as a Trump intimate, but there was no public evidence he was close to the mogul".