Parliamentary Papers, Volume 21H.M. Stationery Office, 1925 - Bills, Legislative |
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... cost . A programme of expansion was fixed by a schedule to the Military Agreement . In pursuit of that programme large fresh commitments for Military expenditure were incurred during the past year . During our investigations the ...
... cost . A programme of expansion was fixed by a schedule to the Military Agreement . In pursuit of that programme large fresh commitments for Military expenditure were incurred during the past year . During our investigations the ...
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... cost of the Army . 12. The result is , that when all has been done that can be done in time to help , the budget of the country is still faced with a deficit in 1925-26 of 49.25 lakhs ( para . 109 ) . The resulting position should be ...
... cost of the Army . 12. The result is , that when all has been done that can be done in time to help , the budget of the country is still faced with a deficit in 1925-26 of 49.25 lakhs ( para . 109 ) . The resulting position should be ...
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... cost of the Army or auxiliaries , after the addition of the two infantry battalions which it is contemplated to raise in 1925-26 ( Nos . 6 and 7 ) . Our reasons for expecting an improvement are as follows . While on the one hand there ...
... cost of the Army or auxiliaries , after the addition of the two infantry battalions which it is contemplated to raise in 1925-26 ( Nos . 6 and 7 ) . Our reasons for expecting an improvement are as follows . While on the one hand there ...
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... cost of the military programme be not further increased , the expenditure on Defence will be reduced after 1925-26 by some 10 lakhs to 125 lakhs . It may therefore be said with some confidence that , if our recommendations be adopted ...
... cost of the military programme be not further increased , the expenditure on Defence will be reduced after 1925-26 by some 10 lakhs to 125 lakhs . It may therefore be said with some confidence that , if our recommendations be adopted ...
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... cost would be , say , 1 lakh . There is every reason to believe , on the one hand , that this addition to the establishment would from the first bring in additional revenue that would out- balance its cost , and on the other , that any ...
... cost would be , say , 1 lakh . There is every reason to believe , on the one hand , that this addition to the establishment would from the first bring in additional revenue that would out- balance its cost , and on the other , that any ...
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