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That is the main premise of our memorandum ; we consider ourselves to be a tutoring as well as a professional body ... approaching it somewhat in the frame of mind in which a tax inspector considers the ultimate assessment to be made ...
That is the main premise of our memorandum ; we consider ourselves to be a tutoring as well as a professional body ... approaching it somewhat in the frame of mind in which a tax inspector considers the ultimate assessment to be made ...
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For example if in these days a university considers that it cannot be really a university without teaching ... be allowed to develop along their own line in their own way without having in any way to consider what happens in other forms ...
For example if in these days a university considers that it cannot be really a university without teaching ... be allowed to develop along their own line in their own way without having in any way to consider what happens in other forms ...
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We consider that this failure to enlist the services of people so acutely needed is due in part to inadequate use of the educational structure already in existence , and in part to lack of initiative in expanding this structure .
We consider that this failure to enlist the services of people so acutely needed is due in part to inadequate use of the educational structure already in existence , and in part to lack of initiative in expanding this structure .
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VOLUME D | 1074 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Institute of Physics and The Physical Society | 1110 |
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