Parliamentary Papers, Volume 27H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... suggest that France might attain all she desired by ratifying the original amendment and making her own regulations for extending to French nationals , outside France , the restrictions provided for in the article . The Committee was ...
... suggest that France might attain all she desired by ratifying the original amendment and making her own regulations for extending to French nationals , outside France , the restrictions provided for in the article . The Committee was ...
Page 10
... suggested that the effect would be : ( 1 ) nil , since the time limit would operate only on amendments adopted after its entry into force ; ( 2 ) retrospective , in the sense that the prescribed period of twenty - two months would run ...
... suggested that the effect would be : ( 1 ) nil , since the time limit would operate only on amendments adopted after its entry into force ; ( 2 ) retrospective , in the sense that the prescribed period of twenty - two months would run ...
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... suggested by the regulations , would remove the older members , and this had given rise to some anxiety within and without the Committee . A 31. One of the objects of the 1921 amendment is to remove the necessity of an unanimous vote on ...
... suggested by the regulations , would remove the older members , and this had given rise to some anxiety within and without the Committee . A 31. One of the objects of the 1921 amendment is to remove the necessity of an unanimous vote on ...
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... suggest changes in them if they thought them incon- sistent with the obligations of the general Treaty of Mutual Assistance or with the Covenant ; they would then subsequently be registered with the League ; if the casus fœderis of any ...
... suggest changes in them if they thought them incon- sistent with the obligations of the general Treaty of Mutual Assistance or with the Covenant ; they would then subsequently be registered with the League ; if the casus fœderis of any ...
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... suggested by the committee which dealt with the organisation of the staff in 1921 , and approved by the Assembly , was 45 per cent . on the lowest salaries and 146 per cent . on the highest of all ( 55,000 fr . ) . Against this , the ...
... suggested by the committee which dealt with the organisation of the staff in 1921 , and approved by the Assembly , was 45 per cent . on the lowest salaries and 146 per cent . on the highest of all ( 55,000 fr . ) . Against this , the ...
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