Sentence examples for face fees of from inspiring English sources

Students from both face fees of up to £9,000 if they choose to study in Scotland.

Students face fees of up to £3,000 a year in English universities – going up to a maximum of £9,000 in September 2012.

Students in England will be the first intake to face fees of up to £9,000.

That means most people face fees of about $200 to cancel their contracts, even if they only have a few months left.

Some pot shops face fees of $73,000 before they can get a regular annual license from the state Bureau of Cannabis Control.

New students at Exeter University are facing fees of £9,000 a year in 2012.

A judge deemed BP "grossly negligent" last year, which means under the Oil Pollution Act, the company could have faced fees of up to $4,300 per barrel of oil spilled -- which would have totaled nearly $14 billion for those violations alone.

Bank of Ireland (BoI) has confirmed that some of its customers in the Republic of Ireland will face fees and charges for the first time.

But she added that they could eventually face "processing" fees of hundreds of dollars.

Borrowers in areas where property values are declining, Mr. Hamermesh added, face additional fees of 0.25percentt and requirements for an additional five percentage points on the down payment.

The increase comes as UK students face tuition fees of up to £9,000 per year at some universities in England.