Sentence examples for fees was raised from inspiring English sources

The issue of retransmission fees was raised by the BBC's then director general, Thompson, in his MacTaggart lecture at the Edinburgh TV Festival in 2010.

He now says that the issue of payment of Ashby's legal fees was raised with Palmer by either Joe Hockey or Mal Brough - but he can't recall which person raised it.

And there was a 7.2% fall in numbers of 18- and 19-year-old applicants in England between this year and 2010, the last year of applications before the cap on tuition fees was raised.

"The problem of the fees was raised a week ago and no solution has been found," the players said in a statement.

I am convinced that such inequality will only increase if fees are raised.

As a solution to the problem, it was proposed that the fees be raised.

Of course, since undergraduate tuition fees were raised to £9,000, universities depend to a much greater extent on fee income than government funding.

In 2012 fees were raised to £9,000 by the Coalition government – including the Liberal Democrats, who had pledged to vote against any rise in fees and had advocated free education.

Student maintenance grant was never fair in the first place so couldn't care less that it is gone What is surprising is that the number of full-time undergraduates has actually increased since tuition fees were raised to £9,000.

On the current best guess, the new system looks only 5% cheaper than the old one (though universities are 25% better funded).At the time fees were raised, opponents said they would deter disadvantaged students from applying.

However, women's officer, Kelly Rogers, said if the fees are raised, it will be an "ideological attack" to limit the ability of the working classes and those already marginalised.