Sentence examples for exempt from fees from inspiring English sources

Cable said the poorest students would be exempt from fees.

At the moment Scottish students and students from the rest of the EU are exempt from fees at Scottish universities, but "Rest of UK" students have to pay.

The proportion of alternative-fuel cars, which are exempt from fees, entering the city has risen to 10percentt, from 3percentt during the trial.

Students whose families earned less than £23,000 would be exempt from fees whilst those families earning between £23,000 and £35,000 a year would be charged a percentage of the fees on a sliding scale.

Patients discharged from cancer hospitals exempt from fee-for-service were excluded from the measure.

The national policy requires that children under the age of five and pregnant women are exempted from fees at government health facilities.

This commercial logic, which has developed within the health system over the years, has led to extreme situations in which treatment is refused to patients who are exempted from fees.

Special groups were exempted from fees, comprising under-fives, patients with malaria, tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections, and those seeking maternal and child health or delivery services.

Although students from England, Wales, and Northern Ireland studying at Scottish universities would still be required to pay tuition fees, lucky students from elsewhere in Europe would be exempt from tuition fees and they would not be expected to pay anything to the Scottish Graduate Endowment.

Here is the weird radio paradox — as a "promotional" service, terrestrial radio is exempt from licensing fees.

Most co-op offering plans, he said, exempt from sublet fees any shareholders who are designated holders of unsold shares.