Of course, that is not a vote winner and many do not expect to see the next stage - a white paper - to be published this side of an election.
In its subsequent 14-9 White Paper, the government set out reforms to GCSEs and A-levels and proposed new Specialised Diplomas based on major employment sectors.
On his first day at H-P in 2005, he held an all-company meeting and, without notes, proceeded to outline on a white-paper flip chart the current and expected numbers for each H-P business unit and their strategic goals.
The proposal was fleshed out in a white paper - Policing in the 21st Century - and enacted in the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act, which became law in 2011.
Scottish ministers - who will publish their substantive case for independence in a white paper later this year - said a "Yes" vote would allow Scotland to use its natural assets to build a better country.
Under the planned shake-up - to be detailed in a White Paper before Parliament breaks for the summer - the Territorial Army will be renamed the Army Reserves to reflect its enhanced role.
The changes will be part of a wide-ranging White Paper expected to be published on Tuesday.
More than a year later, though, someone leaked the classified 16-page white paper to the press.
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The government is not due to decide until it publishes a much-delayed white paper, probably in April.
When Romney talks about growth, it is in the white-paper language of the Boston private equity swell he used to be.
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At the end of the debate, MPs approved the backbench business motion - urging the government to publish its white paper on adult social care as soon as possible - without a vote.
Not long ago I came across a white paper of sorts--presented as a wall chart--that describes a way of integrating product design into your supply chain.
As outlined in an Apple white paper, Challenge-Based Learning encourages students and teachers to work together to define problems, propose solutions, and then execute those solutions.
In April this year the Chinese government issued its first white paper on its foreign-aid programme.
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Introducing a White Paper on a single-tier state pension, he said the first such review would take place under the next government, in 2017.
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There are one or two aspects we want to talk about further - some of our changes on the research system, for example - but it is a white paper which sets out our proposals clearly.
He pointed out ancient photos of Kashmiris in formal dress and showed us black-and-white images printed on silver gelatine paper.
Planned reforms to adult social care in England also look a way off after the much-delayed publication of a government White Paper, which is now expected in the summer.
The point is for any institution that is too big to fail or that poses a systemic risk, our regulatory white paper is about how to limit that -- eliminate the systemic risk, put in tight capital liquidity requirements on the institutions, so that they can fail if they mess up.
As protection against the extremes of temperature and pressure which were to come, he had taken just one precaution - he had stuffed bits of crumpled white tissue paper into his ears.
But the new code retains a controversial U-turn relating to grammar schools that was in a draft published last year - then withdrawn during the row over the white paper that preceded the education bill.
In that case, it is better to save those messages for a speech, when you have a captive audience, a white paper for your web site, an op-ed column, or even a book or special report.
It is made of black and white rice paper and sewn into the bodice are laser-cut buttons.
And he added they would prepare the health service for the white paper due out later this year on improving out-of-hospital care.
The Welsh government said in a statement that a wide-ranging reform programme is set out in a White Paper and it will be legislating to implement the changes next year while local authorities are responding with an action plan.
In return Mr Straw, perhaps shaken by the extent of police bungling exposed by the Stephen Lawrence inquiry, has offered to consider a softening of the broad exclusion that he had won for police law-enforcement activities, at the time of the white paper.
Twelve Faces of Time is wonderfully photographed in high-contrast black and white and printed on starchy, matte paper.
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