Sentence examples for paper spelling from inspiring English sources

Rudolf Scharping, the German defense minister, said he had expected Paul D. Wolfowitz, the deputy defense secretary, to arrive with a "white paper" spelling out the evidence connecting terrorist acts to Al Qaeda.

The paper spells out in clear terms and based on extensive evidence: there are strong arguments for treating drugs as a health issue and not imprisoning or otherwise criminalising people for personal use or possession of drugs".

This paper spells out the manner in which such linkages can be implemented, and enumerates a variety of advantages to be gained from splitting up in this way the business of studying voter attitudes and behavior.

In 1981, he was a principal author of one of the first papers spelling out the links between rising atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide and rising global temperatures.

The published papers spell it out (see page 10): "This option would not deliver any new homes at council rent levels and there is insufficient headroom within the HRA [housing revenue account] to fund the levels of work required on the estate".

The new papers spell out the findings in detail: Near the planet's poles, ice or permafrost lies beneath roughly 30 centimeters of dehydrated rock and soil.

The two papers spelled the Libyan leader's name differently.

Up close you discover that they are glued together from small cut-out paper letters spelling the word radiance.

They take two papers in spelling, punctuation and grammar, two English reading papers and two maths papers.

In an unpublished paper he spelled out the options for Thatcher.

Ministers must use the white paper to spell out their strategy for social work in care services for adults.