Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... women . What is the situation now ? Your short para- graph is , so to speak , simply a pro- nouncement on principle . Are there a substantial number of women in the veterinary profession ? Mr. Anderson : Yes , a considerable num- ber ...
... women . What is the situation now ? Your short para- graph is , so to speak , simply a pro- nouncement on principle . Are there a substantial number of women in the veterinary profession ? Mr. Anderson : Yes , a considerable num- ber ...
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... women , and especially of well - qualified and skilled women , this country will not be able to staff its professions or its industries : the reserves of women who could do this work are not being fully used . We consider that this ...
... women , and especially of well - qualified and skilled women , this country will not be able to staff its professions or its industries : the reserves of women who could do this work are not being fully used . We consider that this ...
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... WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION 42. Many fewer women than men enter higher education . Although almost as many girls as boys remain at school until the age of 16 years , beyond this age boys outnumber girls and when they leave school and ...
... WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION 42. Many fewer women than men enter higher education . Although almost as many girls as boys remain at school until the age of 16 years , beyond this age boys outnumber girls and when they leave school and ...
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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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