Fabian Tracts, الأعداد 495-501Fabian Office, 1984 |
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... dependent on bureaucracies to enforce what is inevitably remote political control . Change introduced by national legislation , based on the dominance of central gov- ernment , will inevitably have to be reduced to rules that are ...
... dependent on bureaucracies to enforce what is inevitably remote political control . Change introduced by national legislation , based on the dominance of central gov- ernment , will inevitably have to be reduced to rules that are ...
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... dependent upon SB because they have never obtained em- ployment for long enough to satisfy the contribution requirements for National Insurance benefits . This group of claim- ants , many of whom have been on benefit since leaving ...
... dependent upon SB because they have never obtained em- ployment for long enough to satisfy the contribution requirements for National Insurance benefits . This group of claim- ants , many of whom have been on benefit since leaving ...
الصفحة 19
... dependent children to support . More married women of this age are not taking part time or full time paid employ- ment and this means that for many house- holds in middle life there are two wage earners rather than one wage earner at a ...
... dependent children to support . More married women of this age are not taking part time or full time paid employ- ment and this means that for many house- holds in middle life there are two wage earners rather than one wage earner at a ...
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