Sentence examples for introduce fees from inspiring English sources

Will councils introduce fees for using them?

The government is currently trying to change the employment tribunal system and introduce fees.

Imperial's rector, Sir Richard Sykes, has made public his wish to introduce fees up to £15,000 a year.

In March Lambeth contacted those running classes on Clapham Common to introduce fees of up to £39,900 for annual licences (existing operators were offered a 75% discount).

Another proposal would introduce fees to a state program that provides early intervention services for about 74,000 special-needs children.

The SNP Scottish Government was elected on a pledge that it will not introduce fees or graduate contributions from students who live in Scotland.

But I would not be surprised to see something of a more limited extent, such as a large raise to the fee cap or continuing efforts to introduce fee support with private colleges.

"The whole point of introducing fees originally was to increase the flow of cash," he said.

In 1998 a new Labour government abolished student grants and introduced fees of £1,000 (then $1,656) a year.

In Spain "Bologna" is the excuse for introducing fees for Masters degrees.Many students now anathematise "Bologna" as a capitalist plot.

But in a couple of years, the applications will come back: that is what happened after Labour introduced fees.