Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... taken in this respect ; but in the meantime we have indicated by footnotes or other addenda to the relevant paragraphs the more important of the alterations that have been introduced since the period with which this Report deals came to ...
... taken in this respect ; but in the meantime we have indicated by footnotes or other addenda to the relevant paragraphs the more important of the alterations that have been introduced since the period with which this Report deals came to ...
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... taken together , and in their actual relations within the particular area . The problem of the Local Authority was , in fact , a local problem , that of the Central Authority a central problem , and these considerations will always have ...
... taken together , and in their actual relations within the particular area . The problem of the Local Authority was , in fact , a local problem , that of the Central Authority a central problem , and these considerations will always have ...
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... taken for granted , of which one is Parliamentary control of national expenditure . We must assume that Parliament will not be content to sanction the annual expen- diture of many millions of pounds without possessing the means of ...
... taken for granted , of which one is Parliamentary control of national expenditure . We must assume that Parliament will not be content to sanction the annual expen- diture of many millions of pounds without possessing the means of ...
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... taken as a whole . " " Changes have been made in Articles 11 and 12 , and in Schedule I.D. of the Code in order to allow of the employment , in urban as well as rural areas , of women teachers not possessing the academic attainments of ...
... taken as a whole . " " Changes have been made in Articles 11 and 12 , and in Schedule I.D. of the Code in order to allow of the employment , in urban as well as rural areas , of women teachers not possessing the academic attainments of ...
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... taken place in recent years has been provided for by filling , and even over - crowding , existing premises ; and recently some schools have found it necessary somewhat to reduce their numbers . A further con- tributory cause of the ...
... taken place in recent years has been provided for by filling , and even over - crowding , existing premises ; and recently some schools have found it necessary somewhat to reduce their numbers . A further con- tributory cause of the ...
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