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-On that may I say that as far as the Institute itself is concerned , at the moment matriculation is not laid down as a qualification , and I think there is every reason to antici- pate that the standard that is set up under this Bill ...
-On that may I say that as far as the Institute itself is concerned , at the moment matriculation is not laid down as a qualification , and I think there is every reason to antici- pate that the standard that is set up under this Bill ...
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The reason why those words are struck out is this , that as the Bill stood you have people who are already calling them- selves architects , and whose right to call themselves architects would be taken away if they did not come on the ...
The reason why those words are struck out is this , that as the Bill stood you have people who are already calling them- selves architects , and whose right to call themselves architects would be taken away if they did not come on the ...
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... who is probably in touch more directly with architectural operations , through the activities of the local authorities , than any other Minister ; that is the reason ; I want to give you the reason why we selected the terms . 72.
... who is probably in touch more directly with architectural operations , through the activities of the local authorities , than any other Minister ; that is the reason ; I want to give you the reason why we selected the terms . 72.
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Is there any particular reason why they should take up this dual member- ship , so far as you are aware ? ... I believe , without examination in the first place , and I should say that the reasons which have induced any of our members ...
Is there any particular reason why they should take up this dual member- ship , so far as you are aware ? ... I believe , without examination in the first place , and I should say that the reasons which have induced any of our members ...
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Would Major Barnes be good enough to tell us whether he could give us any reason as to why so few people are willing to come ... I find myself in some diffi- culty with regard to that , but I think there may be one or two reasons .
Would Major Barnes be good enough to tell us whether he could give us any reason as to why so few people are willing to come ... I find myself in some diffi- culty with regard to that , but I think there may be one or two reasons .
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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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