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Because of this we take the view that they should be treated for the purposes of grants on something of the same basis as a student , say , at a university . That is the main premise of our memorandum ; we consider ourselves to be a ...
Because of this we take the view that they should be treated for the purposes of grants on something of the same basis as a student , say , at a university . That is the main premise of our memorandum ; we consider ourselves to be a ...
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comment that you were thinking only of the universities , whereas what was expected of you was a lead in regard to higher education in general ; that when you were asked to consider wider questions you assumed that the only alternative ...
comment that you were thinking only of the universities , whereas what was expected of you was a lead in regard to higher education in general ; that when you were asked to consider wider questions you assumed that the only alternative ...
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We consider that this failure to enlist the services of people so acutely needed is due in part to inadequate use of the educational structure already in existence , and in part to lack of initiative in expanding this structure .
We consider that this failure to enlist the services of people so acutely needed is due in part to inadequate use of the educational structure already in existence , and in part to lack of initiative in expanding this structure .
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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