Sentence examples for educational fees from inspiring English sources
But it would not cover money spent on books, room and board and other educational fees.
Sister of the freedom fighter Jack Tarshish, Ethel was then in charge of BDAF, which provided legal and educational fees for people in need back home.
South Korean consumer prices rose for a third month in March, as higher educational fees more than offset a drop in food and other agricultural goods.
September will bring bills for educational fees and school supplies; the olive harvest, when Israeli settler violence is expected to increase; and a likely diplomatic showdown at the United Nations.
This race is taking place after months of demonstrations by students and others complaining about increases in tuition and educational fees — and now, other social issues and a new law by the government designed to limit demonstrations.
Dr. Swartz has received research funding from Eli Lilly and Company, and consulting and educational fees from AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Eli Lilly and Company, and Pfizer Inc.
Students have become savvier in choosing overseas schools and are often aware of changes in host countries' educational reputations, fees, immigration policies and even political climates.
J.T.G. serves as the International Co-ordinating Investigator for an AstraZeneca sponsored clinical trial in PCOS, as a consultant for AstraZeneca and Takeda Pharmaceuticals; and has received educational grants, speaker fees or advisory board fees from most leading pharmaceutical companies active in the field of diabetes.
SAM has received research grant support, unrestricted educational grants, consulting fees, and speaking honoraria from Novo Nordisk A/S; and unrestricted educational grants, consulting fees, speaking honoraria from PDL BioPharma and EKR therapeutics.
For example, if you want a personalized license plate with a theme for the California Arts Council, you will be required to pay a fee of 90 dollars (69.49 euros) for the license plates, which will help support educational and programming fees for the Arts Council.
In Ghana, for example, a corporate sponsor based in the United States is helping CamFed, Campaign for Female Education, provide young girls with essential resources like school fees, educational materials and uniforms.
