Converse of object

• publish: Councils should publish all papers from public meetings on the internet.

• present: In June he presented a seminar paper on 'A Year of President Putin ' , also at the same venue.

• submit: Researchers working within any of the variety of disciples that have contributed to the analysis of strategic management are welcome to submit papers.

• entitle: Carrying on with the blight theme, Moray Smith of CSL presented a paper alarmingly entitled ` Are Smith periods still relevant?

• prepare: The Committee's response should be discussed at the next meeting, for which the Secretariat should prepare a paper.

Preposition: in

• bulk: Each issue is distributed on paper in bulk to Academic Groups within the Institute.

Adjective modifier

• white: The white paper must move beyond broad concepts to the problems of practice.

• A4: Your work will be mainly produced and presented on A4 paper.

• recycled: Buying recycled paper helps increase demand for recycled paper.

• written: Computer Systems has a written paper of 2 hours duration.

• scientific: It provides access to the wealth of scientific papers in the Society's archive.

Modifies a noun

• towel: Use disposable cloths and paper towels where possible, otherwise wash tea towels, regularly.

• mill: A comfortable hotel built on the site of an old paper mill.

• copy: Paper copies or ( real paper ) photographic copies of the documents can be obtained from the record office for a small fee.

Noun used with modifier

• ballot: Thus, Harriet Harman remained on the NEC ballot paper despite having failed to be properly nominated by her constituency party.

• consultation: A second consultation paper, which will include the outcome of an Equality Impact Assessment, is due to issue shortly.

• briefing: Capability Scotland's briefing paper outlined the need for access for all.

• exam: Candidates must take 3 advanced exam papers, or equivalents.

• examination: You will find a copy of last year's degree examination paper at the end of this document.

• discussion: A discussion paper arising form the Kings Fund Seminar.