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Your Committee have agreed to report the whole of this evidence to the House . 3. In view of the fact that the Clauses of the Bill had been amended by the Committee in the light of the evidence sub- mitted , and that the final vote of ...
Your Committee have agreed to report the whole of this evidence to the House . 3. In view of the fact that the Clauses of the Bill had been amended by the Committee in the light of the evidence sub- mitted , and that the final vote of ...
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... the Association of Consulting Engineers and the Parliamentary Committee of the Co - operative Congress ; other individual witnesses were also heard . Your Committee have agreed to report the whole of this evidence to the House . 3.
... the Association of Consulting Engineers and the Parliamentary Committee of the Co - operative Congress ; other individual witnesses were also heard . Your Committee have agreed to report the whole of this evidence to the House . 3.
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I do not propose to ask to through the whole of that précis , but we should like to know whether or not there are any additions that you would like to make , and if in making those addi- tions you wish to emphasise any points in the ...
I do not propose to ask to through the whole of that précis , but we should like to know whether or not there are any additions that you would like to make , and if in making those addi- tions you wish to emphasise any points in the ...
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... will merely refer to that page if Members wish to find it , and on the front of the Kalendar they will see a map which shows that the territorial organisation of the Royal Institute of British Architects covers the whole country .
... will merely refer to that page if Members wish to find it , and on the front of the Kalendar they will see a map which shows that the territorial organisation of the Royal Institute of British Architects covers the whole country .
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Structural Engineers who have carried the whole weight and burden of the modern science which is dealt with at some length in Major Barnes's précis , I should have thought that was in order . Chairman . ] As I understand it the Bill is ...
Structural Engineers who have carried the whole weight and burden of the modern science which is dealt with at some length in Major Barnes's précis , I should have thought that was in order . Chairman . ] As I understand it the Bill is ...
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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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