Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... discuss its functions in greater detail in Chapter XIII . 480. In the discussion which follows we aim at prejudicing as little as possible the Executive Board's own assessment of ways and means . A good deal of the discussion in this ...
... discuss its functions in greater detail in Chapter XIII . 480. In the discussion which follows we aim at prejudicing as little as possible the Executive Board's own assessment of ways and means . A good deal of the discussion in this ...
Page 180
... ( discussion with the Chairman and Mr. Ely ) Sir Donald Kaberry , Bt . , T.D. , M.P. Mr. Wilfred Proudfoot , M.P. Mr. W. Scott , C.M.G. , Chairman of the Australian Decimal Currency Committee ( discussion with the Chairman ) Mr. D. B. ...
... ( discussion with the Chairman and Mr. Ely ) Sir Donald Kaberry , Bt . , T.D. , M.P. Mr. Wilfred Proudfoot , M.P. Mr. W. Scott , C.M.G. , Chairman of the Australian Decimal Currency Committee ( discussion with the Chairman ) Mr. D. B. ...
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... discussion on the univer- sities , since it is in connexion with the universities that we have received complaints that research is fostered at the expense of teaching . But what we have said applies with equal force throughout higher ...
... discussion on the univer- sities , since it is in connexion with the universities that we have received complaints that research is fostered at the expense of teaching . But what we have said applies with equal force throughout higher ...
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