1.   After the judge reviews the new paperwork and issues a final reorganization plan, and assuming the government wins on appeal, reorganization would take place within a year.

2.   For instance, the Bush program might create a heavy new paperwork burden on faith-based groups.

3.   It will be employers who, starting Sunday, will face complex new paperwork requirements for which many of them are completely unprepared.

4.   The guidelines create no new paperwork or hurdles for banks.

5.   The National Association of Manufacturers is leery, worried that proposals under debate will create new paperwork and cost.

6.   Overseas travelers may soon have some new paperwork.

7.   Independent experts describe pervasive corruption and the strangling of private businesses through the introduction of new bureaucratic paperwork, taxes and fines.

8.   The number of immigrants needing new paperwork, however, worries some advocates because the agency already has a backlog of first-time applicants for green cards.