Sentence examples similar to cap on fee from inspiring English sources

Crucially, there is to be no cap on fees.

Then came the cap on fees for auto-enrolment pensions.

The revision also puts a cap on fees paid by suppliers to retailers.

In 2012 amid noisy student protests the government raised the cap on fees from £3,300 to £9,000.

The independent review recommends that the current cap on fees of £3,290 a year be removed.

Unlike British and other EU students, there is no cap on fees for overseas students.

(In fact, Browne recommended going even further and abolishing any cap on fees).

Before the Commons vote last month to raise the cap on fees, however, coalition ministers agreed a series of concessions.

It was prompted by the UK Government's decision to raise the cap on fees south of the border.

Simply to raise the cap on fees would exacerbate this problem, while allowing the value of fees to depreciate with inflation begins to deflate the problem away.

Lifting the cap on fees could provoke a rift with the Lib Dems, who are pledged to oppose any increase in fees.