Sentence examples for fees to more from inspiring English sources

New universities say they will be forced to raise fees to more than £6,000 because of cuts to teaching funds, and are concerned that students from low-income families will not be able to afford them.

Mr. Browne's plan also seeks to keep tuition increases under control by requiring universities that raise fees to more than £6,000 a year to return a portion of that income to the government to subsidize the rest of the system.

Maybe the Postal Service should turn itself into a giant outsourcer, handling some tasks but handing out others, for a fee, to more efficient companies.

The company is also lowering fees to encourage more use.

Both networks dropped their monthly subscriber fees to be more broadly carried.

They have also added a variety of extra charges, like checked-bag fees, to raise more revenue.

As the most popular university in Britain and one of the most highly regarded in the world, Bristol is not reducing fees to attract more applications.

An early draft of the compensation law, written in the predawn hours of Sept. 21, limited lawyers' fees to no more than 25% of any award.

An L.A. County commission in 2012 recommended the Board of Supervisors temporarily waive some fees to encourage more filming.

The San Luis Obispo and San Diego campuses, for example, are using revenue from specially enacted student "success" fees to fund more faculty hires.

The structure of the village doctors' income had gradually changed from medication fees to a more complex constitution composed of registration fees, compensation for selling essential drugs with zero markup, and subsidies for the public health service since 2009.