white paper

Per the IOM white paper, about 100,000 people a year die because of medical mistakes.

In late 2009 Borkholder wrote a white paper proposal to DARPA that pitched a disposable blast gauge using a tiny pressure sensor.

The current white paper also suggests a reduction in rapid deployment forces from 30,000 to between 15,000 and 20,000.

Another possibility was releasing a white paper to the public.

Nor, given the premises of the white paper, is it obvious why capture would even have to be attempted.

A proclamation was issued by government to establish a manufactory for white paper in England.

Next she came upon two packets sealed up in white paper, with Val's own seal.

A board was fastened to the top of the pole, and there was a square, white paper tacked to the board.

This line style, whose world is not the wall or the canvas, but white paper, can do with a proportionately meagre study of nature.

Bill smeared some ink on a blotter and took up a bit of white paper.