Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 1182
... whole field of higher education , gaps which certainly would not exist had there been some systematic machinery for reviewing the whole field . The fact that this information is not avail- able is strong evidence that no minister or ...
... whole field of higher education , gaps which certainly would not exist had there been some systematic machinery for reviewing the whole field . The fact that this information is not avail- able is strong evidence that no minister or ...
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... whole budget complicated by loan charges for capital expenditure on education : that has definitely occurred . When that happens , a local authority may feel it has to look at the whole complex of problems before it from a local point ...
... whole budget complicated by loan charges for capital expenditure on education : that has definitely occurred . When that happens , a local authority may feel it has to look at the whole complex of problems before it from a local point ...
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... whole range of degrees and diplomas , developing as we see it developing in the whole pro- fesional field , would be an enormous institution or an administratively top- heavy federation . Mr. Elvin : Leaving aside the question of size ...
... whole range of degrees and diplomas , developing as we see it developing in the whole pro- fesional field , would be an enormous institution or an administratively top- heavy federation . Mr. Elvin : Leaving aside the question of size ...
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Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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