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Pagina 178
... ment grants the credits and controls the expenditure , the Govern- ment alone is to have the initiative in demanding credits and financial measures . Every amendment , whether proposed by the Finance Committee or by a private member ...
... ment grants the credits and controls the expenditure , the Govern- ment alone is to have the initiative in demanding credits and financial measures . Every amendment , whether proposed by the Finance Committee or by a private member ...
Pagina 402
... ment might well expect to find its popularity diminished . But this by no means accounts for the whole of the slump in the present Government's stock . It is frequently said that the fault of the present Government lies in its lack of ...
... ment might well expect to find its popularity diminished . But this by no means accounts for the whole of the slump in the present Government's stock . It is frequently said that the fault of the present Government lies in its lack of ...
Pagina 532
... ment in office will expose them . But it will be withheld unless very great sacrifices are made by the other parties in industry , who must produce definite proof that they will give the wage - earners a fair deal . In conclusion , no ...
... ment in office will expose them . But it will be withheld unless very great sacrifices are made by the other parties in industry , who must produce definite proof that they will give the wage - earners a fair deal . In conclusion , no ...
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AUTHOR | 22 |
ODWYER Sir Michael | 151 |
CROTCH W Walter | 172 |
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