Previously, Sinn Féin ministers have not allowed the finance department paper to be put officially on the executive agenda.
But first, the paper needs to be put on the block.
Ultimately findings of projects using approaches similar to those described in this paper need to be put in action.
Go through any papers that need to be put away and file them in the correct areas.
To test that proposition, the paper offered parents a quiz, to be put to their children.
These gifts, or playthings, included balls, globes, dice, cylinders, collapsible dice, shapes of wood to be put together, paper to be folded, strips of paper, rods, beads, and buttons.
Israeli sources have said that guarantees made to Mrs Clinton in recent talks with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have drawn Palestinian objections and therefore need to be put on paper.
The idea for The Landlady already existed at that point, and three days later he again wrote to Mikhail saying that the proposed Saved Sidewhiskers would be shelved as he wanted to introduce a new style, and that "more original, lively and bright thoughts were asking to be put on paper".
As Italian authors Baldi and Baldocci stressed, 'diplomats are born with a pen in their hand.' Yes, diplomacy happens in corridors and at dinners, but ultimately, diplomatic deals have to be put onto paper, even if this has transformed into an electronic version.
When making Bento, dishes cooked with sauce are good to be put in paper, baking cups.
