The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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Page 97
... further the making of technical improvements in the form and manner in which statutes and delegated legislation are expressed and published with a view to making the same more readily intelligible , and ( ii ) To further the education ...
... further the making of technical improvements in the form and manner in which statutes and delegated legislation are expressed and published with a view to making the same more readily intelligible , and ( ii ) To further the education ...
Page 235
... further four were of above average intel- ligence ( I.Qs .: 116 , 118 , 125 , and 134 ) . Further- more , in mental - subnormality hospitals not catering for anti - social subjects an increased prevalence of 47XYY men has not so far ...
... further four were of above average intel- ligence ( I.Qs .: 116 , 118 , 125 , and 134 ) . Further- more , in mental - subnormality hospitals not catering for anti - social subjects an increased prevalence of 47XYY men has not so far ...
Page 292
... further review and reported on the school . By inadvertence a copy of the report was not sent to the plaintiff . This report affirmed the recommendation of the second King report and further recommended the phasing out of the grade A ...
... further review and reported on the school . By inadvertence a copy of the report was not sent to the plaintiff . This report affirmed the recommendation of the second King report and further recommended the phasing out of the grade A ...
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