Sentence examples for introduced fee from inspiring English sources

With user fees now seen as a major hindrance to universal health coverage, many countries have introduced fee reduction or elimination policies, but there is growing evidence that adherence to reduced fees is often highly imperfect.

Many countries have introduced fee reduction or elimination policies, including implementing new exemptions for particular patient groups or health conditions (for example in Kenya, Niger, Mali, Ghana, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Tanzania and Zambia), or removing fees across the board as in Uganda and South Africa (Gilson 1997; McPake et al. 2011; Meessen et al. 2011a, 2011b; Ridde and Morestin 2011).

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

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

Labour introduced fees and set up the Browne review without asking it to consider a graduate tax.

Since July 2013, when the government introduced fees for anyone taking their employer to an employment tribunal, there has been a huge drop in claims.

Still, the concept of paying for education remained deeply unpopular with students and the general public, and most states that introduced fees threw them out again in short order, starting with Hesse, in 2008.

Onn also highlighted May's position when the government under David Cameron introduced fees for employment tribunals, which has led to a dramatic decline in the number of claims of discrimination by employees against businesses.

This month, it introduced fee-free crypto trading.

The new licensing system introduced fees that new migrant workers and their employers have to pay.

The sharp fall came in the same year the government introduced fees to begin proceedings at an Employment Tribunal, to reduce their numbers.