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They are not many in themselves , but they are important in this respect , that the qualification of the word " Architect " would appear to re- move , as far as one can see , all the opposition that could exist in respect of the Bill ...
They are not many in themselves , but they are important in this respect , that the qualification of the word " Architect " would appear to re- move , as far as one can see , all the opposition that could exist in respect of the Bill ...
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Line 29 , leave out from " have " to " the " in line 30 and insert " been guilty of any conduct disgraceful to him . in a professional respect . ' Line 31 , leave out 29 66 may " and insert " shall on the request of the discipline ...
Line 29 , leave out from " have " to " the " in line 30 and insert " been guilty of any conduct disgraceful to him . in a professional respect . ' Line 31 , leave out 29 66 may " and insert " shall on the request of the discipline ...
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But you retain the right to strike an architect off in respect of a convic- tion for a misdemeanour ? -Yes , those words remain unaltered . 15. I will deal with that later . - Then , Sir , we come to Clause 11 , which has been modified ...
But you retain the right to strike an architect off in respect of a convic- tion for a misdemeanour ? -Yes , those words remain unaltered . 15. I will deal with that later . - Then , Sir , we come to Clause 11 , which has been modified ...
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... and should he able to view the whole circumstances in respect to the conduct of any individual that came before them , not from a purely professional point of view , but from the wider view of what was fair and right and equitable .
... and should he able to view the whole circumstances in respect to the conduct of any individual that came before them , not from a purely professional point of view , but from the wider view of what was fair and right and equitable .
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... and the precedent there established of placing the register in the hands of an old historic and powerful body then existing , is the one that we ask should be followed with respect to the profession of archi- tecture . Chairman .
... and the precedent there established of placing the register in the hands of an old historic and powerful body then existing , is the one that we ask should be followed with respect to the profession of archi- tecture . Chairman .
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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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