1) Detailed report 2) Government report 3) The Daily Planet
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A white paper is an authoritative report or guide helping readers understand an issue, solve a problem, or make a decision. White papers are used in two main spheres: government and business-to-business marketing. They may be considered as grey literature. == White papers in government == The term `white paper` originated in government, and many.....
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European Commission White Papers are documents containing proposals for European Union action in a specific area. In some cases, they follow on from a Green Paper published to launch a consultation process at European level.
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(from the article `Israel`) ...Jewish immigration in the 1920s, but the onset of the worldwide Great Depression of the 1930s and the flight of refugees from Nazi Germany led to ... ...creation of a national government with a parliament democratically elected by the country`s Muslims, Christians, and Jews. Alarmed by the extent ... [2...
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(from the article `Israel`) ...refugees from Nazi Germany led to a change in policy. The British government proposed the partition of Palestine into mutually dependent Arab and ... No agreement was reached at the London conference held during February and March 1939. In May 1939, however, the British government issued a White ... [2 ...
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(from the article `government budget`) ...one to another. A sketchy report of the government`s intentions is given in an Autumn Statement, usually published in November, and detailed ... The desirability of pursuing policies to maintain high levels of employment was generally accepted in most industrial countries after the war. In ... ...
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(from the article `international relations`) ...for greater social expenditures at home, and the superpowers` leap into the missile age—convinced London that it could no longer afford to keep up ...
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(from the article `international relations`) ...took Tientsin and Peking in January 1949 and opened a southward offensive in April. By June their army had grown to 1,500,000 men and Chiang`s had ...
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sets out proposals for inclusion in a government Bill.
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A scholarly paper discussing a state-of-the-art subject. 2. Marketing A commercial publication by a company attempting to appear conversant and competitive on a type of product a generation ahead of it's own.
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A statement of the Government`s policy on a particular issue circulated in Parliament as a basis for discussion and debate.
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In the UK and some other countries, an official document that expresses government policy on an issue. It is usually preparatory to the introduction of a parliamentary bill (a proposed act of...
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A White Paper is traditionally used by the European Commission to launch a dialogue on new policy initiatives in a specific area. It contains concrete suggestions for the future, where appropriate for changing existing legislation or introducing new legislation. As such, a White Paper creates no legal obligations. Following the dialogue, the Commis...
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A document containing policies for debate in Parliament
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A detailed or authoritative report.
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Statement of policy issued by the government. White papers often form the basis of new legislation, and are usually preceded by a consultative green paper.
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Generic term used to refer to the department managing all inward and outward movement of paper for the printing process.
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In the UK and some other countries, an official document that expresses government policy on an issue. It is usually preparatory to the introduction of a parliamentary bill (a proposed act of Parliament). Its name derives from its having fewer pages than a government blue book, and therefore needing no blue paper cover
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