Sentence examples for fees break from inspiring English sources

Whitehall sources indicated on Monday that students at the New College of the Humanities – a new private university being set up by high-profile academics including AC Grayling – would not be entitled to government-backed student loans because its £18,000-a-year fees break the £9,000 cap.

The Lib Dems got into trouble over student fees, breaking campaign promises once in office in 2010.

The European Commission ruled in December 2007 that MasterCard's cross-border transaction fees broke European Union antitrust rules.

He has already had to resign as executive president of the World Economic Forum in the real Switzerland, as the fees broke the terms of his contract.

It lost a further mass of students when the coalition allowed universities to triple tuition fees (breaking a Lib Dem election pledge).

James O'Shaughnessy, Cameron's former director of policy, tweeted in May that Clegg showed false remorse for the rise in tuition fees, breaking the Liberal Democrat election pledge.

After their disastrous student fees broken pledge, the Lib Dems are in dire need of good causes they can claim as their own.

You know, things such as tax-knack, uncertain transfer fees, breaking Fifa rules regarding signing underage kids, etc and so on.

The decision to increase tuition fees, breaking a Lib Dem manifesto promise, has proved to be the single biggest millstone around Clegg's neck acting as a block to his re-engagement with voters.

What's the "Tuition fees broken promise" of 2015-2020 going to be? Where's the next Millbank going to happen?

When normal people end a marriage, the tension can revolve around how to afford ever more expensive legal fees, breaking the news to the kids, figuring out how to escape a situation with an imbalance of power, or simply moving on afterward.