Parliament from the Press GalleryMacmillan, 1967 - 176 páginas |
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Página 63
... prepared for the Home Office by a special commissioner . Later he reversed his decision , and it was alleged that he did so in response to representations by the Socialist - controlled council , who complained that the redistribution ...
... prepared for the Home Office by a special commissioner . Later he reversed his decision , and it was alleged that he did so in response to representations by the Socialist - controlled council , who complained that the redistribution ...
Página 72
... prepared to make an annual subscription to party funds . The smallest unit is the branch . Several branches combine ... prepare a list of ' possibles ' from its own general list of candidates . This does not preclude the association from ...
... prepared to make an annual subscription to party funds . The smallest unit is the branch . Several branches combine ... prepare a list of ' possibles ' from its own general list of candidates . This does not preclude the association from ...
Página 146
... Administrations must , of course , be prepared to stand or fall on major questions of policy . Nor , once a Bill has passed its Second Reading , could they accept amendments which would frustrate 146 PARLIAMENT FROM THE PRESS GALLERY.
... Administrations must , of course , be prepared to stand or fall on major questions of policy . Nor , once a Bill has passed its Second Reading , could they accept amendments which would frustrate 146 PARLIAMENT FROM THE PRESS GALLERY.
Contenido
What Do They Do? | 12 |
How Do They Do It? | 26 |
Calm and Storm | 45 |
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