Sentence examples similar to fee dividing from inspiring English sources

Students in England have had to pay some level of tuition fees since 1998 when they were introduced by Tony Blair's Labour Government, however students in Scotland currently pay no fees, prompting many to talk of a "tuition fee divide".

The tuition fees divide between English and Scottish students has left a generation young people north and south of the border with radically different ideas of who should pay for education, a new report has found.

All fees are divided in half -- 50percentt going to Barings and 50percenttoto Mr. Leeson.

To calculate various effective exchange rates, add the amount you're sending (in U.S. dollars) plus all fees; then divide that into the amount of foreign currency to be delivered.

Then we took the total price (including any taxes and fees) and divided it by two for the average nightly rate for the figure displayed above (prices link to the property where we found the rate).

In the within-hospital firms the accumulated fees are divided.

But nobody could agree on how the capped fee should be divided up.

Its package is "free" — but GoPago charges a 2.85 percent fee per transaction, divided among itself, the credit card company and Chase Paymentech, which is the processor.

The fee will be divided into two parts: one for the use of the Cosmos association, and the other for whichever body carries out certification.

Remember, clicking one more button doesn't add to your monthly Flattr fee, it just divides the fee up equally.

1. Dollar figures for provider fees and Medicare benefits were converted to constant 2010 dollars using the ABS Health Price Index [ 11]. 2. Provider fees and Medicare benefits for each MBS item were calculated as the total average fee and benefits divided by the no of services.