defence estimates

After some further debate, the Defence Estimates were then passed.

The building costs given above are official figures from the Navy/Defence Estimates.

Changes in the presentation of defence estimates.

This was presumably the origin of the second reduction in the defence estimates which is recorded as imposed this year.

Within months of returning to parliament Foot was deprived of the whip for voting against the defence estimates.

Defence estimates and plans, while protecting the level of capital procurements, call for fewer personnel and less activity along with cutbacks in infrastructure.

Now, on the following Monday, ironically, the Commons planned to continue the debate on the Defence estimates.

The "aircraft carrier" name did not officially appear in association with the ships until the 1980 Defence Estimates referred to the Invincibles as such.

What are the Ministry of Defence estimates of the costs of that and what attempts are his Department making to cover some of those costs?

Defence Review: the Statement on the Defence Estimates, 1966: Part I. Memorandum by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.

Back in the Commons he continued his campaign against the leadership from the back benches and in 1961 he actually had the whip withdrawn for voting against the defence estimates.

After taking his seat, he was deprived of the Labour whip for voting against the defence estimates, but it was restored when Gaitskell died in 1963 and Wilson became leader.

As indicated by the Minister, the estimates for 1937-38 were taken as a norm; and the service authorities were informed that "for three years the Defence Estimates would probably not be increased over those of 1937/38".

Historical figures, broken down by region, for the number of jobs related to defence requirements are published in volume 2 of the 1991' Statement on the Defence Estimates', a copy of which is in the Library.

In foreign affairs Hobhouse was essentially a pacifist; he opposed Churchill's attempts to uprate the Naval capacity in the years before the Great War, and questioned raising taxes to pay for defence estimates, when miners families went starving.

Relating to the Armed Forces in India12 was the first and only book covering rulings given by Supreme Court and various High Courts on military law and service conditions of the armed forces as well as civilians paid from the defence estimates and ex servicemen.

The authors described the fact that their estimate is over ten times higher than other estimates, such as the Iraq Body Count project (IBC) estimate and U.S. Department of Defence estimates, as "not unexpected", stating that this is a common occurrence in conflict situations.

However, in 1947 the apparent stability of the international situation induced the Government to cut defence estimates and to limit recruiting to 75 per cent of the previously agreed establishments. Military cooperation with the United States, which had been virtually non-existent before the war, was now a recognized aim of Canadian defence policy.