Sentence examples for fees up from inspiring English sources

It's contrived to keep fees up".

"Putting fees up merely allows us to maintain the status quo".

Students will pay variable annual tuition fees (up to £3,375 for 2011-12).

Variable annual tuition fees (up to £3,225 for 2009-10).

Again, there are transaction fees up to about 1% of your trade.

But the underlying principle is that, with grants slashed and fees up, a few simple economies can tide you over.

Private school leaders warned they would be forced to put fees up to cover the cost of extra bursaries.

This would allow universities to vary their fees, up to a cap of £5,000, but students themselves would not have to pay this up-front.

About a third of customers now say they "completely" understand their banks fees, up from about a quarter last year, the study reports.

Firm has racked up 30% annual returns net of fees; up 100% so far this year before fees.

That's because there were no change fees, up-charges, or sold-out flights due to having so many fewer flights.