The society was deeply disappointed with the government white paper, he said.

But even a recent government paper here acknowledged that Japanese global influence on scientific research remains modest.

A government paper known as the Butler report suggested that the new town should be able to support a rugby club.

It has been the title of three government papers, leading to the Children Act 2004.

In fact, last month a government paper launched its own copycat.

This meant that the name Persia was used when dealing with other countries and in government papers.

A government white paper had promised the maps by the end of 1990.

But many important government papers have disappeared, so we will probably never know the true story.

The earliest known written use occurred in revolutionary government papers of 1822.

The original government white paper on the freedom of information act proposed only seven such exemptions, but the final bill included 24.