Sentence examples for fees ceiling from inspiring English sources

The vote to raise the tuition fees ceiling in England from £3,290 to a maximum of £9,000 led to the resignation of two ministerial aides – Mike Crockart and Jenny Willott.

More than a dozen Lib Dems are expected to rebel, by voting against the plans to raise the tuition fees ceiling from £3,290 to £9,000 a year.

Apparently, that was not a big enough check, so on Jan . 4 the House Republicans raised the fee ceiling to $3 million.

But, he said, airlines lobby hard to prevent airports from raising the passenger fee ceiling partly because restricting this revenue limits the ability of airports to expand.

Professor Hamilton took the opportunity of his annual oration to the university to launch what, in effect, was the start of a campaign to persuade ministers they had to start debating what would follow the £9,000 fee ceiling introduced in September 2012.

This consumer fee ceiling is less than the initial filing fee that the same consumer would be required to pay in court.

Meanwhile, more and more voucher kindergartens are approaching the fee ceilings set by the EDB, and some even opted out of the PEVS.

(So was the historical context: a set of tapestries, designed by Raphael and commissioned for the Sistine Chapel, cost more than five times as much as Michelangelo's fee for the ceiling; Henry VIII spent on a single tapestry the equivalent of the price of a battleship).

Patient representatives also are given a seat at the table, and together they determine fees and rate ceilings for every treatment, procedure and doctor visit.

For the coalition, whispers are of uncapped fees – or a new ceiling of £16,000, with conditions.

"It is odd that the commission hasn't taken action against the Belgian central bank," she said, "because the initiative behind fixing a ceiling on fees was initiated by them".