Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 1323
... considerable caution as it will obviously include ( being an addition of all applications to all Schools ) a considerable number of applications made to more than one School . The following supporting document was also submitted ...
... considerable caution as it will obviously include ( being an addition of all applications to all Schools ) a considerable number of applications made to more than one School . The following supporting document was also submitted ...
Page 1366
... considerable sacrifice . Professor Moser : What date have you in mind for the 200,000 places ? Mr. Binns : About 1970 . Professor Moser : Your memorandum refers to 1980 , which makes a big difference . Mr. Binns : It does indeed . Dr ...
... considerable sacrifice . Professor Moser : What date have you in mind for the 200,000 places ? Mr. Binns : About 1970 . Professor Moser : Your memorandum refers to 1980 , which makes a big difference . Mr. Binns : It does indeed . Dr ...
Page 2082
... considerable numbers of students in the scientific , technological and profes- sional departments of universities are doing very well out of the teaching they are getting from economists . If one is assuming that the universities can ...
... considerable numbers of students in the scientific , technological and profes- sional departments of universities are doing very well out of the teaching they are getting from economists . If one is assuming that the universities can ...
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VOLUME D | 1074 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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