Parliamentary Papers, Volume 21H.M. Stationery Office, 1925 - Bills, Legislative |
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... funds permit . At the present time , it would in our opinion be most imprudent to frame policy on the basis that funds would so soon permit of any further expansion of the sort . We draw the conclusion that such increases must not be ...
... funds permit . At the present time , it would in our opinion be most imprudent to frame policy on the basis that funds would so soon permit of any further expansion of the sort . We draw the conclusion that such increases must not be ...
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... funds has been made and had to be abandoned . We do not recommend its renewal . But ' Iraq is a remarkable contrast to Palestine in the absence of any hos- pital provision from religious or charitable sources . With the exception of a ...
... funds has been made and had to be abandoned . We do not recommend its renewal . But ' Iraq is a remarkable contrast to Palestine in the absence of any hos- pital provision from religious or charitable sources . With the exception of a ...
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... funds cannot be spared from revenue for the investment . Nor in the present state of the country's credit can the ... fund , rather than to place the heavy burden of their cost upon the revenue of the State at so early a stage in its ...
... funds cannot be spared from revenue for the investment . Nor in the present state of the country's credit can the ... fund , rather than to place the heavy burden of their cost upon the revenue of the State at so early a stage in its ...
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... funds recently borrowed from the ' Iraq Government . This line will serve the richest grain - producing area of the country , and render it possible to discontinue the use of the standard gauge line from Baghdad to Shergat , which ...
... funds recently borrowed from the ' Iraq Government . This line will serve the richest grain - producing area of the country , and render it possible to discontinue the use of the standard gauge line from Baghdad to Shergat , which ...
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... Funds ( as distinct from the ' Iraq Treasury ) , precedent to the utilisation for other purposes of such Railway Funds as may become available . It being agreed that the finance of the railways is to be regarded as a watertight ...
... Funds ( as distinct from the ' Iraq Treasury ) , precedent to the utilisation for other purposes of such Railway Funds as may become available . It being agreed that the finance of the railways is to be regarded as a watertight ...
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