Sentence examples for Confidential papers from inspiring English sources

Confidential papers shown to the Guardian by a whistleblower detail how, in 2012, one of the world's biggest gold refineries ignored guidelines designed to stop the trade in so-called conflict gold.

Confidential papers passed to the BBC suggest a radical cost-saving plan will be implemented in the Scottish NHS after the referendum.

We used to hide our mission statement among confidential papers.

Since he lost his confidential papers, I don't know what he is".

In confidential papers, E&Y noted that the DMCC rules had been "amended" in November 2013.

For weeks Mr Chirac's staff at the Élysée have been shredding personal notes and confidential papers.

Shale seems "a little bit cross and a little bit disappointed that a confidential paper had been leaked to the national press", according to Langridge.

It was confidential paper, a briefing for ministers, and has been dug out using freedom of information and I was as surprised as anybody to see that it existed.

The confidential paper says it had been predicted that about 10% of union members would opt in, based on a review of the number of union members who did so in the 2010 party leadership election.

Letwin, along with Thatcher's inner cities adviser, Hartley Booth, co-wrote a confidential paper which successfully argued against cabinet members who believed black communities should have help to redress the poverty and lack of opportunities they faced.

And while it's true that one confidential paper on costs did find its way into the media two weeks ago, this sort of thing happens when many people are involved and passions are running high.