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These variations are generally the result of the differing views that authorities take of their relations with voluntary bodies and the extent to which the organisations should be brought into consultation .
These variations are generally the result of the differing views that authorities take of their relations with voluntary bodies and the extent to which the organisations should be brought into consultation .
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Instead of seeking to aid the headquarters expenditure of any governing bodies of sport we think it would be better if the Ministry could expand the number of grants which they make in aid of coaching schemes administered by some of ...
Instead of seeking to aid the headquarters expenditure of any governing bodies of sport we think it would be better if the Ministry could expand the number of grants which they make in aid of coaching schemes administered by some of ...
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( 30 ) The Minister should end the anomaly inherent in his policy concerning grants to national voluntary bodies with denominational allegiances ; the sole criterion should be the value of the social and educational work which they are ...
( 30 ) The Minister should end the anomaly inherent in his policy concerning grants to national voluntary bodies with denominational allegiances ; the sole criterion should be the value of the social and educational work which they are ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 21 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 |
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