dossier
دستاویز
definition
noun
we have a dossier on him
a collection of documents about a particular person, event, or subject.
example
He was eventually exposed and arrested but not before compiling a 'dossier' of evidence using hidden cameras.
a 'dossier' of complaints
They will be transferred to the Department of Transport with a 'dossier' of evidence about our campaign.
Now a 'dossier' of evidence is being presented to insurance companies and a police investigation could follow.
a 'dossier' of complaints
If any of them cares to contact me, I will happily reveal my 'dossier' on this sad affair.
we have a 'dossier' on him
Detectives needed to build up a 'dossier' of evidence which would show the courts just how prolific they were.
At one point, a 'dossier' of evidence against him and his management style was handed to council officials.
we have a 'dossier' on him
Yes, there are open questions in all the 'dossiers' , certainly, but the greatest number are on the biological sector.
The indictment 'dossiers' were filed with the South Jakarta District Court on Friday and a trial is expected within two weeks.
Will the government be gathering 'dossiers' on members of the local women's cooperative for lobbying for federally funded child care?
She said the complete 'dossiers' along with the evidence were handed over to her office by the police last month.
Somehow I managed to get a job with another large theatre organisation, compiling 'dossiers' of information on potential donors.
Inside were various 'dossiers' and files with letters and family documents.
Review of completed 'dossiers' will begin immediately and continue until the positions are filled.
On the first floor were thick 'dossiers' on individuals, while the files on the second floor were labelled with dates, some going back to the 1950s.
Our report, of course, centers on two 'dossiers' - the first, the dossier of September 24 of last year.
But one thing is clear: there will not be any more dodgy 'dossiers' or politicised intelligence, even behind closed doors.
While the possibility for trials in these cases remains unclear, the 'dossiers' on past human rights violations will remain the property of this nation.
What can they see in the multitudes of 'dossiers' that will inspire an invitation for an interview at a scholarly meeting and eventually a campus visit?
New 'dossiers' will be added and existing ones updated on an ongoing basis.
License plate numbers and full 'dossiers' of car owners will be printed in future issues to come.
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