Sentence examples for fees support from inspiring English sources

The Delaware fees support the public schools.

More significant were the points made during the debate and the amendments passed, which pressed for the party to stick to its guns on a range of issues, including long-term opposition to tuition fees, support for proportional representation for the Commons and income and wealth inequality.

But the CEA is more than those firms, meaning that hundreds of companies now have to make a choice: Leave CEA or watch a slice of their membership fees support the group.

These issues include the expansion of public services as opposed to the utilization of private services, support for low-income families as opposed to general support, control of rather than self-regulation of childcare fees, support for institutions as opposed to direct assistance to young children, and maximization rather than the minimization of governmental intervention.

Do the fees support athletic programs and student service initiatives beyond what most parents expect?

Fortunately, the full student senate later reversed the finance committee's vote, upholding the publication's student fees support.

They said fees supported the firm's staff-intensive approach to managing companies.

It's about as meta as it gets: an artist doing commercial work for the sake of his art (modelling fees supported Barney's first projects).

But strategies such as cutting school fees, supporting girls financially and building classrooms close to communities in rural areas can help get girls past the "tipping point" of 13 or 14, where they leave school for marriage.

"It is important to remember that this is the first year of the new arrangements in which much more of the funding for institutions will come from student fees supported by loans or fee grants.

Policy priorities: Graduate tax instead of tuition fees, supports renegotiating Freedom of Movement Directive on EU migration and transitional restrictions on migration from future new EU states, opposes VAT rise.