Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... deal of built - in incentive to economy in this system , which entrusts decisions to people who know what they are buying , and what it is to be used for , and who have a direct interest in getting value for money . There is nothing to ...
... deal of built - in incentive to economy in this system , which entrusts decisions to people who know what they are buying , and what it is to be used for , and who have a direct interest in getting value for money . There is nothing to ...
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... deal of information , not only about what he should teach , but also how he should teach it , and how his teaching should be assessed . Very often the independence of the teacher is , because of this , difficult to achieve , and the ...
... deal of information , not only about what he should teach , but also how he should teach it , and how his teaching should be assessed . Very often the independence of the teacher is , because of this , difficult to achieve , and the ...
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... deal with high level academic study and other levels of study within the same university complex . Chairman : We did not quite understand the point in your memorandum about the dilution of the quality of higher level academic study ...
... deal with high level academic study and other levels of study within the same university complex . Chairman : We did not quite understand the point in your memorandum about the dilution of the quality of higher level academic study ...
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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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