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... 11 with a view to meeting the objections which have been raised by the Civil Engineers . The promoters , however , do not wish to bind themselves at the present stage in regard to the use of the word ' Register ' in connection with ...
... 11 with a view to meeting the objections which have been raised by the Civil Engineers . The promoters , however , do not wish to bind themselves at the present stage in regard to the use of the word ' Register ' in connection with ...
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... but I think I am voicing the general opinion of the Members , that when all these words are considered , it is impossible probably to find a word to which less objection would be taken , than the word Registered .
... but I think I am voicing the general opinion of the Members , that when all these words are considered , it is impossible probably to find a word to which less objection would be taken , than the word Registered .
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... but if it is felt by the Committee and by the local authorities that they still require it , the Institute raises no objection . Chairman . 16. That was the arrangement that you came to with the County Council's Association ?
... but if it is felt by the Committee and by the local authorities that they still require it , the Institute raises no objection . Chairman . 16. That was the arrangement that you came to with the County Council's Association ?
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You have no objection to those words being there inserted ? -No ; it is intended that all the bodies represented shall make their own nomination . Captain Wallace . one Then 21. Surely it would not be necessary to put in " of and " -it ...
You have no objection to those words being there inserted ? -No ; it is intended that all the bodies represented shall make their own nomination . Captain Wallace . one Then 21. Surely it would not be necessary to put in " of and " -it ...
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I take very strong objection to that ruling . I think at least at this very early stage of the pro- ceedings you might exercise some latitude regarding the evidence of Major Barnes , and I do not think that Major Barnes will object ...
I take very strong objection to that ruling . I think at least at this very early stage of the pro- ceedings you might exercise some latitude regarding the evidence of Major Barnes , and I do not think that Major Barnes will object ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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