Sentence examples for fees decision from inspiring English sources

Cable said that he "didn't feel apologetic" about his tuition fees decision and that he did not see this as an issue of trust.

Baroness Williams, one of the original members of the "Gang of Four" who split from the Labour party to form the Social Democratic party in 1981, agrees that the fees decision cost the party dearly.

With the fees decision looming, some saw it as a poisoned chalice.

It was a similar story with the top-up fees decision of 2004, which raised the maximum university tuition fees from £1,250 to £3,000 a year.

The talks between the two sides got under way in the search for balancing compensation for the free licence fee decision, or mitigation as it came to be called.

If, as he says, the party sealed its fate when it agreed to treble tuition fees, his decision to vote against the rise has also turned out to have been the launchpad for his leadership bid.

While it is ultimately the government that will decide whether to introduce retransmission fees – a decision is expected late this year or early 2016 – Ofcom's view caused a flurry of analyst notes viewing it as a negative for ITV's ambitions.

Hundreds of students join the walkout @Ucberkeley in protest of the recent fee hike decision.

So in my own view, those are probably more important explanations than tuition fees, or this decision or that decision, although those obviously play a part.

Such a dramatic change to the BBC's operations – it will effectively centralise about £1bn of licence fee money decision-making under Moore – will raise eyebrows among the corporation's critics given the newly-created role was only opened to internal staff.

"We were cutting or partially cutting and raising fees, and every decision was really a horrible choice," he added.