Sentence examples for paper circulated from inspiring English sources

A commission paper circulated at the October 13th meeting offered no figures for net transfers.

Advance copies of the paper circulated this week by e-mail.

But it came on the heels of a paper circulated by Barry McCaffrey, a retired general who was Bill Clinton's "drug tsar".

First it was a paper circulated by his officials calling for the creation of a budget "commissar" with the power to control the Greek budget.

A position paper circulated in response by a group of opponents to open-market prices questioned the merits of relying on flip taxes.

Britain is sympathetic to U.S. calls for more stimulus but, in a paper circulated on Thursday, also stressed the tighter financial supervision demanded by Paris and Berlin.

European foreign ministers are due to meet in Luxembourg on June 14th to discuss a maritime route under European-Union auspices.One paper circulating in Brussels and Washington, dc, suggests that Gaza-bound cargo could dock in Cyprus or Crete for inspection, before onward dispatch to Gaza in sealed containers.

After candidate letters are read and nominating papers circulated, the hat is passed for money to help pay for the caucuses.

Old wounds Sumo cum laude Reprints Related items Face value: The one-handed economistNov 13th 2003 Big businessJul 26th 2001 The criminal unbornAug 12th 1999 Mean streetsJul 30th 1998Publish and be damnedIf you browse through the working papers circulated by the National Bureau of Economic Research (at www.nber.org) you will find that in 2003 alone Mr Levitt wrote or co-wrote seven.

This information found its way into papers circulated throughout the Army in Australia.

There are "various papers circulating" and the subject is "very fluid at this stage," said an official in Berlin, who was not permitted to speak publicly.