Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... In such cases there are frequently reasons which make it inexpedient to attempt to collect full arrears , nor is it always possible to ascertain how much the arrears may be , and the practice has grown up X REPORTS FROM THE.
... In such cases there are frequently reasons which make it inexpedient to attempt to collect full arrears , nor is it always possible to ascertain how much the arrears may be , and the practice has grown up X REPORTS FROM THE.
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... practice , nor had the point been submitted formally for approval by the Treasury . So far as any estimate can be given the amount involved does not seem to be large , and Your Committee do not suggest that this manner of dealing with ...
... practice , nor had the point been submitted formally for approval by the Treasury . So far as any estimate can be given the amount involved does not seem to be large , and Your Committee do not suggest that this manner of dealing with ...
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... practice , surveyed the progress of ex- penditure in the financial year 1925-6 in December 1925 , for the purpose of informing the Treasury whether we anticipated any excess , we came to the conclusion that by the end of March we should ...
... practice , surveyed the progress of ex- penditure in the financial year 1925-6 in December 1925 , for the purpose of informing the Treasury whether we anticipated any excess , we came to the conclusion that by the end of March we should ...
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... practice by attending all the Council Meetings of the League as well as the Annual Assembly in September . When the Secretary of State is at Geneva it is necessary to keep touch with him every day by means of a messenger . We had had no ...
... practice by attending all the Council Meetings of the League as well as the Annual Assembly in September . When the Secretary of State is at Geneva it is necessary to keep touch with him every day by means of a messenger . We had had no ...
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... practice had been , the ex- penses which would come in the course of payment in the next few months ; but owing to a provision in the Act this £ 500 , being accumulated income , had to be handed over as part of the capital endowment ...
... practice had been , the ex- penses which would come in the course of payment in the next few months ; but owing to a provision in the Act this £ 500 , being accumulated income , had to be handed over as part of the capital endowment ...
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