Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... academic government is the senate , which also in some cases has certain powers independent of the Court and Council ; it is composed of academic members ; for practical purposes the role of the Court in senate affairs is confined to ...
... academic government is the senate , which also in some cases has certain powers independent of the Court and Council ; it is composed of academic members ; for practical purposes the role of the Court in senate affairs is confined to ...
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... Academic appointments 681. In making academic appointments , different types of appointing body are appropriate for different purposes . The headship of an institution is clearly a matter for the governing body , but a governing body on ...
... Academic appointments 681. In making academic appointments , different types of appointing body are appropriate for different purposes . The headship of an institution is clearly a matter for the governing body , but a governing body on ...
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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. SAFEGUARDS FOR ACADEMIC FREEDOM : THE GRANTS COMMITTEE PRINCIPLE 725. We believe that responsible academic opinion recognises the inevitability of these limitations . There may be some who ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. SAFEGUARDS FOR ACADEMIC FREEDOM : THE GRANTS COMMITTEE PRINCIPLE 725. We believe that responsible academic opinion recognises the inevitability of these limitations . There may be some who ...
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