Under pressure from the arising nationalist movement, the British enforced the White Papers, a series of laws greatly restricting Jewish immigration and the sale of lands to Jews.

The most prolonged of Cecil's surviving personal correspondences is with an Irish judge, Nicholas White, lasting from 1566 until 1590 ; it is contained in the State Papers Ireland 63 and Lansdowne MS. 102, but receives hardly a mention in the literature on Cecil.

The BDD is linked to a variety of unclassified policy documents such as Defence White Papers and Strategic Defence Reviews, as well as classified Strategic Planning Guidance.

Milford is home to agricultural equipment manufacturer CTB, Inc., printer / publisher The Papers Incorporated whose largest publication is Auto & RV which publishes books available for Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky, Wisconsin and Tennessee, and Maple Leaf Farms, the largest White Pekin duck producer in North America.

* Stanford White Papers, 1873 – 1928 New-York Historical Society

White Papers are a "... tool of participatory democracy ... not unalterable policy commitment ".

" White Papers have tried to perform the dual role of presenting firm government policies while at the same time inviting opinions upon them.

" White Papers are used as a means of presenting government policy preferences prior to the introduction of legislation "; as such, the " publication of a White Paper serves to test the climate of public opinion regarding a controversial policy issue and enables the government to gauge its probable impact ".

* Papers of Henry Kirke White are held at Manuscripts and Special Collections, The University of Nottingham

Category: White Papers

The most prominent attack on the introduction of comprehensives came in the series of Black Papers ( as opposed to White Papers, which are issued by the government ) published in the Critical Quarterly by A. E.

Daredevil meets up with Elektra, the Black Widow, and the new White Tiger in front of the building that holds the " Murdock Papers " ( the evidence Kingpin was talking about ).

It produces nearly 600 pages of Hansard and other parliamentary papers overnight, as well as Bills, Acts, White Papers, 2. 3 million passports a year, 28. 2 million pension and allowance books a year, and all sorts of other publications from the British Pharmacopoiea to guides to long-distance footpaths.

The British responded to the Arab riots with the White Papers.

If I am an occupier in Hebron, I am an occupier in Tel Aviv ..." The Balfour Declaration, the White Papers, the United Nations recognition of the State of Israel-all these, Eldad believes, are not the sources of the Jewish right to the Land of Israel, but " only recognition of our right.

However, the White Papers that recommend such moves have not yet been adopted in the EU, and the potential impact on UK employment laws is being opposed by key UK organizations lobbying the government to negotiate over the acceptance of EU legislation in such areas.

Land Use Changes and Sharp-Tailed Grouse Breeding Behavior Nebraska Game and Parks Commission White Papers, Conference Presentations, & Manuscripts.

( Ed )( 2000 ) White Papers, Black Marks: Architecture, Race, Culture, London: Athlone

* The Helen Magill White Papers at Cornell University

In late 1976, he told the Labour party conference that " Ulster had had enough of initiatives, White Papers and legislation for the time being, and now needed to be governed firmly and fairly ".

* A Collection of White Papers for HP Openview Service Desk and other products

* Horace White Papers at Syracuse University