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The new justices have also ruled that compulsory affiliation to chambers of commerce and industry is unconstitutional.
For the scientists' council, the closest analogues were probably the chambers of commerce, those legacies of liberal self-assurance and self-organization.
Travelling sales were usually held at temporary shops set up in public halls, theatres, hotels or the buildings of chambers of commerce in each city for a couple of days.
Chambers of commerce and rotary clubs could run these export clubs and do something themselves about advertising the wares of their cities abroad.
Chambers of commerce ought to be approached as well as tradesmen functioning as groups.
In rotary clubs, in chambers of commerce—as well as from the benches opposite—we have listened to claims of that sort for a long time.
The chambers of commerce can quite well authenticate the signatures themselves.
Its members also include people with experience of trade unions, local authorities, chambers of commerce and voluntary organisations.
