Sentence examples for differential fee from inspiring English sources

He thinks this will soon have a knock-on effect on how the company pays its staff: "Salary differentials will have to shrink if we no longer have differential fee structures".

June to December 1992 when the attendance fee for emergency patients was increased to Singapore $28 and a differential fee for non-emergencies at Singapore $32 was introduced.

Universities should be given the freedom to charge differential fees.

He is also surely right that the key to this new world is differential fees.

Ultimately, he would like to see councils paying differential fees according to assessed service quality.

Differential fees are already charged for part-time students, post-graduates and MBAs; so why the fuss?

If the government legislates for top-up fees - or differential fees as they are more diplomatically known - universities would, by law, be able to set their own level of tuition fees.

Differential fees offer a way of achieving this and of achieving more of the freedom, flexibility and diversity that the sector lost when the government imposed a standard fee structure.

But it has the advantage that the introduction of differential fees should not see any student liable to pay the fee deterred by debt, since repayment would be linked to subsequent earnings.

Second, Scott's analogy of universities and colleges with supermarkets is to miss one of the key points and opportunities that differential fees presents: namely, the chance for all institutions to charge different amounts for their different courses.

It has been tested in Austria where they have tried to have differential fees, but this failed in the European courts," says professor David Bell from Stirling University, who has examined the financial impact of independence.