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... is on the 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 ...
... is on the 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 ...
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The principle was accepted by the Committee . The 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 ...
The principle was accepted by the Committee . The 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 ...
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It has not been specifically dis- cussed before ? - ( Sir Malcolm Ramsay . ) There was a short discussion , but it was not gone into thoroughly . [ Continued . Chairman . ] The Committee clearly understand that the whole position and ...
It has not been specifically dis- cussed before ? - ( Sir Malcolm Ramsay . ) There was a short discussion , but it was not gone into thoroughly . [ Continued . Chairman . ] The Committee clearly understand that the whole position and ...
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Do you not think it really amounts to this , that those schools which you were already down upon paid for the whole of those six years , and those that you had omitted to tax have escaped the whole of the six years ?
Do you not think it really amounts to this , that those schools which you were already down upon paid for the whole of those six years , and those that you had omitted to tax have escaped the whole of the six years ?
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—About 4,000 , mainly part - time people , and i think about 13,000 , or probably 14,000 , whole - time people . 156. How does that compare with the staff in 1913-14 ? -It is very much larger . 157. Has there been any recent material ...
—About 4,000 , mainly part - time people , and i think about 13,000 , or probably 14,000 , whole - time people . 156. How does that compare with the staff in 1913-14 ? -It is very much larger . 157. Has there been any recent material ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 4 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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