Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 1246
... thought says that if the man cares to pay his registration and examination fees , if he cares to spend his time , he ought to be given a run for his money . The other school of thought feels that it is the duty of the University to give ...
... thought says that if the man cares to pay his registration and examination fees , if he cares to spend his time , he ought to be given a run for his money . The other school of thought feels that it is the duty of the University to give ...
Page 1578
... thought a little ? The paramount objective is to prevent government interference with universi- ties , but it is not your thought that governments should cease to finance universities or is it ? Sir Hans Krebs : No. I think the uni ...
... thought a little ? The paramount objective is to prevent government interference with universi- ties , but it is not your thought that governments should cease to finance universities or is it ? Sir Hans Krebs : No. I think the uni ...
Page 1860
... thought a little here . I have not a clear conception of this Commission in day - to - day operation . Would it be a body of men and women which met once a month ? Would it have a full secretariat in continuous opera- tion , or would ...
... thought a little here . I have not a clear conception of this Commission in day - to - day operation . Would it be a body of men and women which met once a month ? Would it have a full secretariat in continuous opera- tion , or would ...
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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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