Sentence examples for and the higher fees from inspiring English sources

Foreign students will also be attracted, he hopes, although he says they will be selected on academic merit, and the higher fees they bring are not an inducement.

AT&T Broadband, the No. 1 cable television company in the United States, said yesterday that it would increase cable service rates in 2002 by an average of 5.5percenttotoffsetet increased operating costs and the higher fees it pays for programming.

Despite the film work and the higher fees he earned from it, Barrymore continued to seek stage work, and in January 1914 he played the lead in The Yellow Ticket at New York's Eltinge Theatre.

However, with some interventions for reusing the surplus energy and water, and considering the higher fees charged by other cities, the investment became attractive.

They will then have to decide whether to re-apply next year, and pay the higher fees, or give up the dream altogether.

Merger experts said that breakup fees normally represented a percentage of each company's equity and that the higher fees in the case of the AOL-Time Warner merely mereflectedecthe thigherher values of those two companies.

Ultimately, in January 2014, the council voted again and approved the higher fees with two other council members who had previously opposed the motion supporting it.

Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, said the city should not "pick the pockets of our residents with nickel-and-dime increases," like the higher fees.

"It is reassuring that applicants are still applying in numbers and that, despite the higher fees, people still see higher education as a valuable investment," Nicola Dandridge, head of Universities UK, said in a statement.

During the public hearings on the capital plan and the proposed toll and fare increases, it was the higher fees that drew the most comment and fire.

Such programmes tend to have better staff child ratio, more and better qualified teachers and superior resources, because of the higher fees.