The Annual Register, Volume 218Longmans, 1977 - History |
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... Congress were examined by a variety of appropriation committees which were not co - ordinated in any way to work within an overall scale of public spending ; that was left to the President . Under the Act of 1974 Congress set up ...
... Congress were examined by a variety of appropriation committees which were not co - ordinated in any way to work within an overall scale of public spending ; that was left to the President . Under the Act of 1974 Congress set up ...
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... Congress Party . The reaction by the Congress Party was equally strong and it regarded his statement as an interference in its internal affairs . Mrs Gandhi took the same line . For the first time in many years , she attacked ( 23 ...
... Congress Party . The reaction by the Congress Party was equally strong and it regarded his statement as an interference in its internal affairs . Mrs Gandhi took the same line . For the first time in many years , she attacked ( 23 ...
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... Congress and of the Senate . The proposed amendment shall be submitted to the Senate for consideration once it has been passed by Congress , and if the draft is not accepted as it stands , the differences of view shall be examined by a ...
... Congress and of the Senate . The proposed amendment shall be submitted to the Senate for consideration once it has been passed by Congress , and if the draft is not accepted as it stands , the differences of view shall be examined by a ...
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The party leaderships | 1 |
Foreign and Commonwealth affairs | 7 |
Northern Ireland | 49 |
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