Sentence examples for fees towards from inspiring English sources

Universities will be required to put at least 20% of any extra fees towards a scholarship scheme "to assist students from disadvantaged backgrounds so they don't miss out".

appLOUD then collects 10% of the tips and affiliate fees towards music and ticket sales.

Universities have claimed that the government's withdrawal of funding will force them to raise fees towards the upper end of the scale.

The endowment system itself was later abolished so that all students domiciled and studying at Scottish universities did not have to pay any fees towards their tuition costs.

Ms Mordaunt, 40, who topped a 2011 website poll of the sexiest female MPs, is donating her fee towards paying for the renovation of Hilsea Lido and will contribute the rest to armed forces charities.

It is understood incoming students pay a nominal fee towards the arrangement, which includes breakfast and a shuttle bus to the campus, while a warden is on-site to give advice with housing issues.

Mordaunt, who is an aide to the defence secretary, Philip Hammond, is likely to cause less controversy with her foray into TV as she will only appear in one episode and has pledged to donate her fee towards the renovation of a lido in Portsmouth.

He's wondering if he can apply his rental fee towards the purchase of the camera.

I'm sure many consumers think that paying the same termination fee towards the end of a contract as that near the start is unfair.

At the end of that period, people can ship the gear back and decide to put a portion (sometimes 100%) of the rental fee towards the cost of actually buying the item.

Say you're not quite sure what kind of noise-canceling headphones you want, hop on the site and choose three pairs from the list (which is admittedly a little light at the moment, but contains some of the most popular models) and if you decide to buy a pair after you test them out, you can put $40 of the $50 rental fee towards a new pair.