Sentence examples for cabinet paper from inspiring English sources

He even circulated a cabinet paper to that effect.

Monday's cabinet paper points out that "Lambeth's housing estates are its largest land asset".

All subsequent cabinet paper disclosures have shown she was desperate to make political capital out of the dispute, to the extent of firing off such absurd allegations.

A cabinet paper admitted that Arthur Scargill, the miners' leader, had outgunned the government with his handling of the media during the dispute.

In the eyes of many local people, not just in Liverpool 8 this is the dominant issue," he said in his cabinet paper, entitled It took a riot.

June, 2010 Capco ask architects Farrell and Partners to draw up a masterplan for the main Earls Court project area (documented on page nine of this H&F cabinet paper from September 2012).

Shadow Cabinet Office minister Michael Dugher is making the demand in the House of Commons following the release by the National Archives of cabinet papers from the 1980s which indicated that the Thatcher government had secret plans to close 75 pits and considered sending in troops to break the strike.

But the 1986-1987 cabinet papers reveal that the reformist process was slow and difficult.

Surely we won't have to wait 30 years for the cabinet papers?

Meanwhile, last week's release of 1981 cabinet papers has given another impetus to Thatcher revisionism.

But the Royal Shakespeare Company was, in effect, more scared of Brook than Brezhnev, cabinet papers reveal.