Sentence examples for abolish fees from inspiring English sources

Campaigning to abolish fees or set fair access targets with teeth is today's heavy lifting.

The Lib Dems have followed suit in 2010, going into an election with a hollow pledge to abolish fees.

It has required all schools not only to abolish fees (as ordered by the central government), but also to subsidise all boarders and give free textbooks to everyone.

That charge may be unfair his original commitment to abolish fees was never realistic, and his new line is more credible than Labour's proposed graduate tax.

Still, in the party's 2010 manifesto, Clegg tried to create some wiggle room – keeping the commitment to abolish fees, but pledging to phase them out over six years.

The report urged governments to make at least one year of pre-primary education compulsory, and to abolish fees for tuition, textbooks, uniforms and transport.

Thirty years ago, when I was shadow education secretary, I announced my hope "initially to reduce and eventually to abolish fee-paying education in this country".

In 1996 Uganda abolished fees for primary education.

Farron claims a Lib Dem government would have abolished fees over six years.

Pauline Kergomard, general inspector of schools from 1879 to 1917, abolished fees in 1881.

If we abolished fees, we would change our values as a whole, and we'd build something better.