Parliamentary Papers, Volume 21H.M. Stationery Office, 1925 - Bills, Legislative |
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... military forces of His Britannic Majesty in the course of the recent war , and " Whereas it was intended by the Principal Allied Powers that the territory of Iraq should until such time as it might be able to stand alone be entrusted to ...
... military forces of His Britannic Majesty in the course of the recent war , and " Whereas it was intended by the Principal Allied Powers that the territory of Iraq should until such time as it might be able to stand alone be entrusted to ...
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... Military Agreement . In pursuit of that programme large fresh commitments for Military expenditure were incurred during the past year . During our investigations the programme has been re - considered and in a measure varied by a new ...
... Military Agreement . In pursuit of that programme large fresh commitments for Military expenditure were incurred during the past year . During our investigations the programme has been re - considered and in a measure varied by a new ...
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... military expenditure . Thus , if our anticipations prove correct , it seems that either a part of the Ottoman debt - charge must be left unpaid ( perhaps to be funded by agreement with the Ottoman Debt Council ) ; or the military ...
... military expenditure . Thus , if our anticipations prove correct , it seems that either a part of the Ottoman debt - charge must be left unpaid ( perhaps to be funded by agreement with the Ottoman Debt Council ) ; or the military ...
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... 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 , after 1925 ...
... 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 , after 1925 ...
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... military pay , including headquarters ' salaries , was 55.3 lakhs ( 9.5 per cent . of total estimated expen- diture ) . These three headings thus accounted for some 44.5 per cent . of the total estimated expenditure in that year . This ...
... military pay , including headquarters ' salaries , was 55.3 lakhs ( 9.5 per cent . of total estimated expen- diture ) . These three headings thus accounted for some 44.5 per cent . of the total estimated expenditure in that year . This ...
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