1. in a technological industry, is an informational brief offering an overview of a technology, product, issue, standard, policy, or solution - its importance, use and implementation, and business benefits. White Papers have emerged as the standard way of communicating more in-depth information to business decision-makers in terms of problems solved and markets addressed; or, 2. a White Paper can be an official government report of an investigation into a public event that received a great deal of publicity and notoriety; it indicates the official government position on a particular public issue. WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY is an entity whose parent owns virtually 100% of its common stock.
official British report on Palestine; the last one in 1939 recommended partition
a government report; bound in white
a certain type of report that is distinctive in terms of purpose, audience, and organization
a document setting out the core principles of policy in a particular area)
a government report on a subject
a government report outlining policy or authoritative report on a major issue
an outline of how the Government believes the law should be drafted
a policy document which is almost the final copy of what will be sent to Parliament and passed into legislation
a precursor to a legislative Bill, which itself precedes an Act of Parliament, i
a promotional piece in the guise of an informational article or report
a report distributed by an authority on the topic
a specialized document written by a subject matter expert that serves to educate its audience about a particular issue
a statement of fairly definite legislative intentions
a statement of government policy but is not a law passed by Parliament and is not above the law
a statement of where the government wishes to go in the sense that it is fairly definite in what it thinks is required
The government publication — Direction for Change: Charting a Course for Competitive Electricity and Jobs in Ontario — that set the policy for reform of Ontario's electricity industry. In was published in November 1997.
a White Paper is an official report which gives the policy of the Government on a particular matter.
The British Government White Paper which virtually closed Mandate Palestine to Jewish immigration on the eve of the Second World War and the SHOAH (Holocaust).
Documents produced by the government setting out details of future policy on a particular subject
A statement of government policy, but without the force of law. Traditionally it is the second step in establishing policy, after the Green Paper, and leads to action such as laws, regulations and changes in institutions or budgets.
An authoritative report issued by any organization.
A white paper is an authoritative report; a government report outlining policy; or a document for the purpose of educating industry customers or collecting leads for a company. White papers are used to help people make decisions.