Sentence examples similar to for top up from inspiring English sources

If you're running low on health, there's a Sprunk machine in the lobby that you can use for top ups.

But while private schools ask parents for top-up fees, most municipal schools do not.

Denham admits that Labour voted for top-up fees in the 2001-05 parliament.

However, it is becoming increasingly clear that the nation is being softened up for top-up fees.

The big five led the lobbying for top-up fees but, to the five's dismay, the Tories opposed the scheme.

We hear stories every day of people being asked for top-up fees for what should be council-funded care.

Most of the 2004 Higher Education Act, providing for top-up fees in universities, applied just to England and Wales.

Port Adelaide is getting impatient about their appeal to the AFL for top-up players, fearing Essendon is stealing a march on new signings.

The reason that myself and so many other students willingly signed up for top-up fees, despite the doomsayers and debt, was that although higher education finance had changed, the thinking behind it hadn't.

He has invented a way for "top-up" members to be responsible for particular counties and districts, and to be selected locally instead of being placed on a central list.

The National Union of Students (NUS) will gasp in horror, but forking out £3000 for top-up tuition fees in England really is miniscule compared to the huge fees US universities charge.