Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... whole amount ? - Over the amount that we had estimated as the cost of those particular journeys . 19. That is including Geneva as well ? -No . You will see in the footnote to Subhead " C " that the increase in the cost of journeys to ...
... whole amount ? - Over the amount that we had estimated as the cost of those particular journeys . 19. That is including Geneva as well ? -No . You will see in the footnote to Subhead " C " that the increase in the cost of journeys to ...
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... whole of the research expenditure therefore is charged to the vote , and to the extent to which in any particular year the gross expenditure on research exceeds the gross grant of Parliament the deficit is met by a transfer of money out ...
... whole of the research expenditure therefore is charged to the vote , and to the extent to which in any particular year the gross expenditure on research exceeds the gross grant of Parliament the deficit is met by a transfer of money out ...
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... whole position and the principle of it will be reviewed after we have examined the witness , and it is quite open to us to make any comment we like in our report later , if the Mem- bers so decide . What I have to put to the Committee ...
... whole position and the principle of it will be reviewed after we have examined the witness , and it is quite open to us to make any comment we like in our report later , if the Mem- bers so decide . What I have to put to the Committee ...
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... whole of those six years , and those that you had omitted to tax have escaped the whole of the six years ? So far as there were any , yes . 137. So that the effect of this attitude is that you differentiate between the schools you had ...
... whole of those six years , and those that you had omitted to tax have escaped the whole of the six years ? So far as there were any , yes . 137. So that the effect of this attitude is that you differentiate between the schools you had ...
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... whole- time people in the latter figure than in the former . 159. What was the number of whole- time people in 1913-14 ? —I have not got those figures , but probably the number of whole - time people would at that time be 12,000 , while ...
... whole- time people in the latter figure than in the former . 159. What was the number of whole- time people in 1913-14 ? —I have not got those figures , but probably the number of whole - time people would at that time be 12,000 , while ...
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actual Admiralty Air Force Air Ministry airship amount APPENDIX Briggs British building cent Chairman charge claim Claud Schuster Colonel Commission Committee Continued contract cost course Creedy Cyril Lloyd deal Department Ellis estimate expenditure expenses fact Fass fees figure Foreign Office Fund GEORGE CHRYSTAL Gillett give going Government grant House included increase labour loans Major Salmon matter mean ment mittee Northern Ireland Otto Niemeyer paid paper paragraph particular payment pensions percentage Pethick-Lawrence Phillips Post Office present question referred Report salaries Sir Assheton Pownall Sir Francis Dent Sir Frederick Butler Sir Fredric Wise Sir HENRY BUNBURY Sir Herbert Sir John Marriott Sir Lionel Earle Sir Malcolm Ramsay Sir OswYN MURRAY Sir Robert Hamilton Sir SIGMUND DANNREUTHER Sir Walter staff thing tion Trading Accounts Treasury understand Vote whole WILLIAM GRAHAM