Sentence examples for the paper circulated from inspiring English sources

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

The paper, circulated by Mr Hamilton last week, outlined a 2% cut to all departments except health and education, according to Stormont sources.

Note that a previous version of this paper circulated under the title "Price-Linked Subsidies and Health Insurance Markups". Life cycle theory predicts that individuals facing uncertain mortality will annuitize all or most of their retirement wealth.

There has been no suggestion that the new ICC crime could be enforced retrospectively, so Blair is unlikely to be affected, but the position paper circulated by the UK and four other states pleads for greater clarity about the precise reach and remit of the offence.

Sinn Féin has said it will have further discussions on the budget paper circulated by the finance minister.

Anderson, with his Cornell colleague Ruth McVey, sought to make sense of these events through a provisional report on the coup that became known as the "Cornell paper", circulated to friends in January 1966.

The working paper circulated on Aug. 6 was the first of three key memorandums which laid out an overall strategy for the United States to pursue, including a "disinformation" plan to destabilize Colonel Qaddafi.

Mr. Romney was already expected to perform well in the Detroit metropolitan area where the paper circulates.

Lyne asks about the Cabinet Office options paper circulated in March 2002.

The Guardian said the measures were contained in a paper circulated to the four most senior cabinet members by Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith in 2012.

The single budget proposal was first sketched out by Herman Van Rompuy, the president of the European Council, in a paper circulated in September as part of an effort to stimulate debate about how Europe's monetary union should be improved.