Sentence examples for command paper from inspiring English sources
noun
A document issued by the government and presented to Parliament.
They want option one from the Command Paper which would give English MPs total control over English legislation.
The Conservancy established, as national reserves and SSSIs, prime sites listed in the command paper.
A command paper setting out the reforms will be published within the next few months.
From 1945 he had been a member of the committee that had drawn up plans for a command paper for conservation in England and Wales.
The outgoing Scottish first minister said that devolution plans, set out in a new command paper on Monday by the Scotland Office, were "weak".
Getting more equipment for our forces in Afghanistan and publishing the Service Personnel Command Paper, which doubled the amount of compensation paid to our injured troops.
Includes all the "sessional papers" of the British Parliament: bills, reports of committees, papers presented by Royal Commissions and government departments, treaties and international agreements, command papers, and statistics.
British treaties and agreements of international effect (including unratified treaties) are published as Command Papers, all of which appear in State Papers, the bound volume of Parliamentary Papers for each session.
"Authoritarianism, collectivism and filial piety are all positive attitudes for being a good soldier in the chain of command," the paper said.
That's a number that they command on paper, but the wavering of so many conservative Democrats underlines party anxieties over such a massive piece of legislation.
They ignored the Jones Report; why should our paper command more attention?
