Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... engagement foreseen in article 10 naturally presupposes a State free in its action in this sense , that it is not bound to a consultation or a preliminary agreement before undertaking some given action . The only limit placed on its ...
... engagement foreseen in article 10 naturally presupposes a State free in its action in this sense , that it is not bound to a consultation or a preliminary agreement before undertaking some given action . The only limit placed on its ...
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... engagements by Egypt , namely : ( 1 ) to furnish Great Britain with the means of assuring herself that the life and property of strangers enjoy an adequate protection ; ( 2 ) to maintain in the Egyptian Administration a foreign element ...
... engagements by Egypt , namely : ( 1 ) to furnish Great Britain with the means of assuring herself that the life and property of strangers enjoy an adequate protection ; ( 2 ) to maintain in the Egyptian Administration a foreign element ...
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... engagement of certain candidates , but the greater number of the appointments of the last few years have been made directly by the Egyptian Govern- ment . Any restraint on the liberty of the Egyptian Government in this respect would be ...
... engagement of certain candidates , but the greater number of the appointments of the last few years have been made directly by the Egyptian Govern- ment . Any restraint on the liberty of the Egyptian Government in this respect would be ...
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... engagement , express or implied , to withdraw His Majesty's forces from Egypt and to entrust to the Egyptian Government alone the whole protection of the lines of communication of the British Empire where they pass through or over ...
... engagement , express or implied , to withdraw His Majesty's forces from Egypt and to entrust to the Egyptian Government alone the whole protection of the lines of communication of the British Empire where they pass through or over ...
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... engagements of a similar nature , and cannot be entirely excluded by our treaty , but the treaty itself provides the remedy by article 14 , which directs that such divergencies of interpretation shall be referred to the Council of the ...
... engagements of a similar nature , and cannot be entirely excluded by our treaty , but the treaty itself provides the remedy by article 14 , which directs that such divergencies of interpretation shall be referred to the Council of the ...
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