Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... duties to be ? These are engagements so vague and so abstract that their acceptance would amount purely and simply to a complete stranglehold on the internal administration of Egypt . 28. And further , what connexion can there be ...
... duties to be ? These are engagements so vague and so abstract that their acceptance would amount purely and simply to a complete stranglehold on the internal administration of Egypt . 28. And further , what connexion can there be ...
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... duties in this question . 48. It remains to determine to what agreement of the 1st May , 1926 , the draft alludes when it mentions the report of the Nile Commission , especially since the British draft is silent as to the modifications ...
... duties in this question . 48. It remains to determine to what agreement of the 1st May , 1926 , the draft alludes when it mentions the report of the Nile Commission , especially since the British draft is silent as to the modifications ...
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... duties , and would be highly detrimental to police prestige and discipline . It will be noticed , moreover , that the article is silent as to the case of an official who stands by and allows an illegal demonstration to take place . It ...
... duties , and would be highly detrimental to police prestige and discipline . It will be noticed , moreover , that the article is silent as to the case of an official who stands by and allows an illegal demonstration to take place . It ...
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... duties , than it proposes for those who are responsible for disorder , and would seriously jeopardise the public peace and the lives and property of foreigners . " This is the view taken by the police authorities , both British and ...
... duties , than it proposes for those who are responsible for disorder , and would seriously jeopardise the public peace and the lives and property of foreigners . " This is the view taken by the police authorities , both British and ...
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... duties , provided it is shown . that a French citizen only is capable of executing the work in question . 3. In addition , a permit is freely granted to teachers of the French language of both sexes , to female domestic servants , to ...
... duties , provided it is shown . that a French citizen only is capable of executing the work in question . 3. In addition , a permit is freely granted to teachers of the French language of both sexes , to female domestic servants , to ...
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