Sentence examples for fees contributed from inspiring English sources

Last year permit fees contributed $3.3m to Nepal's state coffers.

Then Boris Johnson turned out to be on Hammond's side, deeming international students "a massive benefit to this country" on ITV on Sunday, citing the fact that while he was shadow spokesman for higher education their fees contributed £5 billion to the higher education economy (the actual total was closer to £4.2 billion in 2015).

Membership fees contributed most to total spending (£9) and hiring sports equipment the least (£0.03).

Unregulated training institutions, financed by student fees, contributed to questionable training of questionable quality and the (over-) production of often under-skilled health cadres with dubious qualifications.

"At the height of replacement efforts we were spending $500,000 to $600,000, and the antenna rental fees contributed several hundred thousand," Piper explains.

Although candidate fees contributed to the costs, in most organisations the profession subsidised the costs; the institution running the examinations was 'extremely kind to us and don't actually charge us, you know, the full amount' and/or many professionals voluntarily gave their time.

Transfer fees contribute little.

Of course, tuition fees contribute towards much more than lectures, as detailed in a report released last month by Universities UK.

What are you taking about?" said Sergei Danilian, a ballet agent in New York, adding that the relatively small fees contribute to a general reluctance among people in the dance world to talk about money.

The airlines rent gates and terminal space from the airport authority, but these fees contribute only part of the revenue that backs the bonds, some 40% to 60%.

Application of the MRT to the case of abolition of user fees contributes to its refining.