Sentence examples for fees cut from inspiring English sources

Second, we muddled our priorities with the tuition fees cut.

Hunt said Labour "muddled its priorities with the tuition fees cut".

Preston Gates, which had been ranked fifth, saw its lobbying fees cut in half and fell out of the magazine's top 10.

Without the need to finance the construction of facilities for a domestic Olympics, sponsors could see the fees cut in half.

The bill would remove caps on university fees, cut the average course subsidy by 20%, and extend funding to sub-bachelor programs and private colleges.

The proposed tuition fees cut is not expected to be accompanied by any change to the £21,000 earnings threshold at which the debt has to be repaid.

Mr. Schumer's argument prevailed, and the fee cut passed overwhelmingly.

But Labour insisted both schemes would go ahead, with a higher bank levy and the £2.7bn tuition fee cut financed by other means.

Bishop calculates that the proposed cuts together with the 10% fee cut mean that centres will lose £7m altogether – in effect throttling a vital and much needed service.

Labour's immediate review is due to conclude before July, enabling it to avoid the fee cut if alternative savings can be identified.

SumUp's U.K. transaction fee cut means local SMEs wanting to use the services of a mobile card reader startup will have to figure out what's more attractive: a guaranteed 0.8 percentage point fee-cut regardless of how small monthly takings are, or the lure of a potential 1.25 percentage point reduction (using rival iZettle's sliding rate).