Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... effect of a four - year first degree course would be to make the present content of the course more manageable by the students , or would it lead to raising the standard and increasing the content further , and , if so , might this have ...
... effect of a four - year first degree course would be to make the present content of the course more manageable by the students , or would it lead to raising the standard and increasing the content further , and , if so , might this have ...
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... effect , then the trend of continuing to stay on at school will continue for a long time . Mr. Shearman : Do you think the re- housing of large sectors of the popula- tion and the consequent improvement in environment which we discussed ...
... effect , then the trend of continuing to stay on at school will continue for a long time . Mr. Shearman : Do you think the re- housing of large sectors of the popula- tion and the consequent improvement in environment which we discussed ...
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... effects on the demand for qualified manpower would not be confined to that sector , but would reverberate throughout the economy through the effect of this error on the purchases from other sectors . The questionnaire ' approach may ...
... effects on the demand for qualified manpower would not be confined to that sector , but would reverberate throughout the economy through the effect of this error on the purchases from other sectors . The questionnaire ' approach may ...
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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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