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... and such opportunity for objection as it thinks expedient and fair , and if any one or more of the said owners is willing to enter into the said scheme the provisions of section seven of this Act shall thereupon become applicable ...
... and such opportunity for objection as it thinks expedient and fair , and if any one or more of the said owners is willing to enter into the said scheme the provisions of section seven of this Act shall thereupon become applicable ...
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... applied the expression a “ general objection means an objection made by or on behalf of any association or body which satisfies the Board of Trade that it represents a substantial proportion of owners of mines or of persons employed ...
... applied the expression a “ general objection means an objection made by or on behalf of any association or body which satisfies the Board of Trade that it represents a substantial proportion of owners of mines or of persons employed ...
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... is made out they would have no objection to the principle of registration . The British Medical Association take the line that while Qs . 129-135 . ignorant of the existence of widespread abuses ' , they do not object to a scheme of ...
... is made out they would have no objection to the principle of registration . The British Medical Association take the line that while Qs . 129-135 . ignorant of the existence of widespread abuses ' , they do not object to a scheme of ...
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On the other hand , objections Qs . 387 , 388. have been raised by a number of witnesses as to the ability of a medical man to inspect the efficiency of the nursing services and as to his capacity for criticising the domestic ...
On the other hand , objections Qs . 387 , 388. have been raised by a number of witnesses as to the ability of a medical man to inspect the efficiency of the nursing services and as to his capacity for criticising the domestic ...
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... although there would 1580–1583 , be no objection to simple registration , such homes , particularly 2373-2377 , 3084-3093 , those with a resident medical officer , should be entirely exempt 3098-3109 , from inspection .
... although there would 1580–1583 , be no objection to simple registration , such homes , particularly 2373-2377 , 3084-3093 , those with a resident medical officer , should be entirely exempt 3098-3109 , from inspection .
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 7 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 |
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