position paper in English
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(in business and politics) a written report outlining someone's attitude or intentions regarding a particular matter.
Kathindi said the hake industry was preparing a position paper , which will be presented to the minister of fisheries and marine resources.
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1. BEUC members were drawing up a position paper on the revision of Community rules on collective action.
2. This Position Paper addressed a number of challenges in the areas of energy, education and infectious diseases, among other topics.
3. 1995 Resolutions and Motions One position paper, six resolutions and four motions were presented to and voted on by the members of the Canadian Public Health Association at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island on June 21, 1994.