Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... wastage rates , why can it not be done elsewhere ? It is sometimes answered that between them these two universities get first choice and can pick the best students . Whilst there is some truth in this , it cannot account for all the ...
... wastage rates , why can it not be done elsewhere ? It is sometimes answered that between them these two universities get first choice and can pick the best students . Whilst there is some truth in this , it cannot account for all the ...
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... wastage rates , that may not always be quite reasonable . With due respect , we would draw attention to para . 7 of the evidence submitted by the Committee ... Wastage of students necessarily involves a wastage 121 Dr. Nicolas Malleson.
... wastage rates , that may not always be quite reasonable . With due respect , we would draw attention to para . 7 of the evidence submitted by the Committee ... Wastage of students necessarily involves a wastage 121 Dr. Nicolas Malleson.
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... wastage of university places , a wastage that is to say of equipment and trained staff . Reducing the wastage rate might be the most rapid and economical way of increasing the effective number of university places . ( c ) It is ...
... wastage of university places , a wastage that is to say of equipment and trained staff . Reducing the wastage rate might be the most rapid and economical way of increasing the effective number of university places . ( c ) It is ...
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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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