Sentence examples for papers on the future from inspiring English sources

A number of impartial sites are also available, whether it's for fact-checking on websites such as Full Fact, looking at public attitudes to Scottish independence on What Scotland Thinks, reading blogs and papers on the Future of the UK and Scotland, or looking at the technical details of voting in the referendum at The Electoral Commission.

Yesterday, Bill Nye touched down in Toronto to attend the International Astronautical Congress, an annual gathering of space enthusiasts (where, as Nye says, the nerd factor is "turned up to 11") who share research papers on the future of space exploration.

This will be an open collection: authors are welcome to submit additional papers on the future of health markets.

Whittingdale's comments to MPs on Wednesday came two days after the BBC itself backed the household levy system, outlined in the government's green paper on the future of the BBC, as one way of modernising the current system.

The universal household levy, based on the German model, could potentially include concessions for single-occupancy households, introducing a council tax-style progressive element, and was one of the options outlined in the government's green paper on the future of the BBC.

The government's white paper on the future of the BBC will be published in May.

The culture secretary, John Whittingdale, will publish his white paper on the future of the BBC next week.

Thrown out by Tessa Jowell's green paper on the future of the BBC in March.

The government has announced that it will be publishing its white paper on the future of the BBC next month.

A white paper on the future of the BBC is expected to be published by the government in May.

The government's white paper on the future of Britain's nuclear forces is a curious document.