Sentence examples for cap on fees from inspiring English sources

Not everything about the report is right, and significant parts of it should not be accepted – the case for a more realistic but still effective cap on fees remains a strong one, for example, and the student loan repayment terms of the proposed system still have dangerously regressive aspects which Mr Cable seems to accept must be sorted.

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.

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).

This includes bringing down costs, such as weaning customers off costly debit card "top ups" and imposing a cap on fee-free foreign ATM withdrawals — as well as starting to generate meaningful revenue.

The future, when and if caps on fees are lifted, will look very different.

Other elements included removing caps on fees and cutting course subsidies by an average of 20% from 2016.

It is silent on whether to impose similar caps on fees for data, for which charges are unregulated and can exceed 3 euros for each downloaded megabyte of data.

The 9/11 fund included no caps on fees, but members of the Judiciary Committee say they are troubled that some lawyers are charging contingency fees for an application process that shouldn't even require a lawyer.