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Pursuant to his Answer of 26th October, Official Report, column 619, if he will list the official documents, letters or accords that he has allowed photographic reproduction of his signature to appear on; and if he will list the official documents, letters or accords that are written in a language...
Pursuant to his Answer of 26th October, Official Report, column 619, if he will list the official documents, letters or accords that he has allowed photographic reproduction of his signature to appear on; and if he will list the official documents, letters or accords that are written in a language...
What support she proposes to give to those schools that wish to develop a specialism in music, art, languages or other areas of the curriculum. (Failed OPQ)
What support she proposes to give to those schools that wish to develop a specialism in music, art, languages or other areas of the curriculum. (Failed OPQ)
What new proposals he has to promote and support the Irish language.
What new proposals he has to promote and support the Irish language.
What plans she has to increase resources that are available to promote the teaching of the Cornish language.
What plans she has to increase resources that are available to promote the teaching of the Cornish language.
If he will place in the Library copies of all documents, letters or accounts he has signed which are written in a language he does not understand.
If he will place in the Library copies of all documents, letters or accounts he has signed which are written in a language he does not understand.
If he will place in the Library a copy of all documents, letters, or accounts he has signed which are written in a language he does not understand. - Inc fact that it is not normal practice to place such documents in the Library.
If he will place in the Library a copy of all documents, letters, or accounts he has signed which are written in a language he does not understand. - Inc fact that it is not normal practice to place such documents in the Library.
If he will place in the Library copies of all documents, letters, or accounts he has signed which are written in a language he does not understand. - I know of none which I have personally signed.
If he will place in the Library copies of all documents, letters, or accounts he has signed which are written in a language he does not understand. - I know of none which I have personally signed.
How many people will attend the English language training course in the United Kingdom; and what will be the estimated cost per attender and for the course as a whole. - Inc fig.
How many people will attend the English language training course in the United Kingdom; and what will be the estimated cost per attender and for the course as a whole. - Inc fig.
How many embassy and consulate staff in Kiev speak (a) English as a first language and also Russian, (b) English as a first language and also Ukrainian, (c) English as a first language and also Russian and Ukrainian, (d) Russian as a first language and (e) Ukrainian as a first...
How many embassy and consulate staff in Kiev speak (a) English as a first language and also Russian, (b) English as a first language and also Ukrainian, (c) English as a first language and also Russian and Ukrainian, (d) Russian as a first language and (e) Ukrainian as a first...
What cash resources were made available to education authorities in London from Section 11 grants devoted to the teaching of English as a second language in the last financial year for which these grants were paid; and what plans Her Majesty's Government has to sustain such teaching by other means...
What cash resources were made available to education authorities in London from Section 11 grants devoted to the teaching of English as a second language in the last financial year for which these grants were paid; and what plans Her Majesty's Government has to sustain such teaching by other means...
If he will list the official foreign language prison documents that are available to foreign prisoners being held in prisons. - Text of letter from E W Frizzell dated 20 July 1994.
If he will list the official foreign language prison documents that are available to foreign prisoners being held in prisons. - Text of letter from E W Frizzell dated 20 July 1994.
What support he proposes to give to those schools which wish to develop a specialism in (a) music, (b) art, (c) languages and (d) other areas of the curriculum. (Failed OPQ)
What support he proposes to give to those schools which wish to develop a specialism in (a) music, (b) art, (c) languages and (d) other areas of the curriculum. (Failed OPQ)
In how many schools (a) Portuguese and (b) Spanish are taught; and how many teachers and pupils are involved. - Inc figs.
In how many schools (a) Portuguese and (b) Spanish are taught; and how many teachers and pupils are involved. - Inc figs.
In how many schools (a) Spanish and (b) Portuguese are taught; and how many (i) teachers and (ii) pupils are involved. - Inc figs.
In how many schools (a) Spanish and (b) Portuguese are taught; and how many (i) teachers and (ii) pupils are involved. - Inc figs.
What are the expected cost and consequences to (a) the Commission, (b) the Parliament, (c) the Court of Justice and (d) other European Union institutions of both Bokmal and Nynorsk being given equal status as official languages of the institutions of the European Union's communities and institutions consequent upon the...
What are the expected cost and consequences to (a) the Commission, (b) the Parliament, (c) the Court of Justice and (d) other European Union institutions of both Bokmal and Nynorsk being given equal status as official languages of the institutions of the European Union's communities and institutions consequent upon the...
SI 1994/1815 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 1 August 1994.
SI 1994/1815 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 1 August 1994.
SI 1994/1818 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 1 August 1994.
SI 1994/1818 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 1 August 1994.
Draft SI on education (National Curriculum) (foundation subjects at key stage 4). SI 1994/1814. Lords debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
Draft SI on education (National Curriculum) (foundation subjects at key stage 4). SI 1994/1814. Lords debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
How many children of New Commonwealth origin he estimates will be taught English with resources obtained from the single regeneration budget; and what total amount of section 11 funding is being transferred into the single regeneration budget. - Includes figures.
How many children of New Commonwealth origin he estimates will be taught English with resources obtained from the single regeneration budget; and what total amount of section 11 funding is being transferred into the single regeneration budget. - Includes figures.
What representations he has received concerning the effects on New Commonwealth children learning English of reductions in section 11 funding; and how many such representations were (a) favourable and (b) unfavourable; what changes HO proposes to make to section 11 funding; and over what time scale.
What representations he has received concerning the effects on New Commonwealth children learning English of reductions in section 11 funding; and how many such representations were (a) favourable and (b) unfavourable; what changes HO proposes to make to section 11 funding; and over what time scale.