Sentence examples for papers to be released from inspiring English sources

She was close to her brother, acting as his agent, and feuded with Sylvia Plath, so if there are papers to be released, they are likely to be outspoken.

Among the next papers to be released will be those of the 18th-century Board of Longitude, which was charged with securing a more accurate method of navigation at sea.

A petition calling for Hillsborough disaster Cabinet papers to be released has reached 100,000 signatures - enough for a Commons debate to be considered.

"The government is happy for all the papers to be released as soon as the panel so decides, in consultation with the families.

On Wednesday night, the Cabinet Office confirmed it was "happy for all the papers to be released as soon as the panel so decides, in consultation with the families".

That will be spelled out in the new defence white paper, to be released in early 2016.

Environment minister Greg Hunt will release a "directions paper" on the plan in coming days, outlining plans for a white paper to be released in the new year and Treasury modelling by mid-2014.

The institute's paper, to be released on Tuesday, did not calculate how many of those job losses were the direct result of factories moving to China, as opposed to other causes, like greater automation of American factories.

The steps, laid out in a 30-page policy paper to be released Thursday by the State Department, are the most detailed blueprint yet for the civilian part of the administration's strategy in the region.

Reports over the weekend suggested the federal government's tax white paper, to be released before the next Coag meeting in March, was proposing two options to fund personal income tax cuts – a preferred option involving an increase in the GST as well as changes to superannuation tax concessions and negative gearing and another, less ambitious plan, without the GST increase.

Officials said that in addition to the unclassified strategy paper to be released by Mr. Obama on Friday, a classified set of presidential directives is expected to lay out the military's new responsibilities and how it coordinates its mission with that of the N.S.A., where most of the expertise on digital warfare resides today.