 Report; and the demands relative to the Army of Occupation irreconcilable with it. The undertaking exacted under this head contained neither explicitly nor implicitly any assurance that the presence .of a British force was "not to constitute in any manner...  The American Review of Reviews - Stran 3081922Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | Edmund Burke - 1921 - 518 strani
...regulate any subsidiary matters which require to be arranged. The presence of this force shall not constitute in any manner a military occupation of...or prejudice the rights of the Government of Egypt. (III.) Egypt will appoint, in concurrence with his Majesty's Government, a Financial Adviser, to whom... | |
 | Great Britain. Special mission to Egypt - 1921 - 48 strani
...regulate any subsidiary matters which require to be arranged. The presence of this force shall not constitute in any manner a military occupation of...or prejudice the rights of the Government of Egypt. (i.) Egypt will enjoy the right to representation in foreign countries. In the absence of any duly-accredited... | |
 | Albert Shaw - 1922 - 942 strani
...control over internal administration on which the Foreign Office insisted went far beyond the Mimer Report ; and the demands relative to the Army of Occupation...occupation of the country or prejudice the rights of the (;o¿'eri¿ment of Egypt.” On the contrary, it plainly aimed at the permanence, and at least potential... | |
 | George Louis Beer - 1923 - 744 strani
...regulate any subsidiary matters which require to be arranged. The presence of this force shall not constitute in any manner a military occupation of...or prejudice the rights of the Government of Egypt. (iii.) Egypt will appoint, in concurrence with His Majesty's Government, a Financial Adviser, to whom... | |
 | Edward McChesney Sait, David Prescott Barrows, David P. Barrows - 1925 - 342 strani
...regulate any subsidiary matters which require to be arranged. The presence of this force shall not constitute in any manner a military occupation of...or prejudice the rights of the Government of Egypt. (iii) Egypt will appoint, in concurrence with his Majesty's Government, a Financial Adviser, to whom... | |
 | M. Travers Symons - 1925 - 354 strani
...to maintain a military force to protect her communications (" The presence of this force shall not constitute in any manner a military occupation of...prejudice the rights of the Government of Egypt"); the appointment of a British Financial Adviser to replace the Commissioners of the Public Debt 1 ;... | |
 | Edward McChesney Sait, David Prescott Barrows, David P. Barrows - 1925 - 344 strani
...regulate any subsidiary matters which require to be arranged. The presence of this force shall not constitute in any manner a military occupation of...or prejudice the rights of the Government of Egypt. (iii) Egypt will appoint, in concurrence with his Majesty's Government, a Financial Adviser, to whom... | |
 | Edward McChesney Sait, David Prescott Barrows, David P. Barrows - 1925 - 356 strani
...regulate any subsidiary matters which require to be arranged. The presence of this force shall not constitute in any manner a military occupation of...or prejudice the rights of the Government of Egypt. (iii) Egypt will appoint, in concurrence with his Majesty's Government, a Financial Adviser, to whom... | |
 | Edward McChesney Sait, David Prescott Barrows, David P. Barrows - 1925 - 344 strani
...regulate any subsidiary matters which require to be arranged. The presence of this force shall not constitute in any manner a military occupation of...or prejudice the rights of the Government of Egypt. (iii) Egypt will appoint, in concurrence with his Majesty's Government, a Financial Adviser, to whom... | |
 | Edward McChesney Sait, David Prescott Barrows, David P. Barrows - 1925 - 346 strani
...regulate any subsidiary matters which require to be arranged. The presence of this force shall not constitute in any manner a military occupation of...or prejudice the rights of the Government of Egypt. (iii) Egypt will appoint, in concurrence with his Majesty's Government, a Financial Adviser, to whom... | |
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