Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... particular proposal is really what the schools want and then to consider the objections , if any , to it , because the schools speak with the same divided voice as we do . Where I think the lack exists , and the recent conference of ...
... particular proposal is really what the schools want and then to consider the objections , if any , to it , because the schools speak with the same divided voice as we do . Where I think the lack exists , and the recent conference of ...
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... particular virtue of industrial experience ? Is it that they imbibe the general atmo- sphere of the shop , or do they benefit from specific opportunities for working on machines ? Sir Willis Jackson : Both . A schoolboy would not have ...
... particular virtue of industrial experience ? Is it that they imbibe the general atmo- sphere of the shop , or do they benefit from specific opportunities for working on machines ? Sir Willis Jackson : Both . A schoolboy would not have ...
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... particular set of value judgments , we have considered the possibility of undertaking a cost - benefit study of higher education for the U.K. , but lack of easily available data prevented us from doing so within a time - period that ...
... particular set of value judgments , we have considered the possibility of undertaking a cost - benefit study of higher education for the U.K. , but lack of easily available data prevented us from doing so within a time - period that ...
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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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