Sentence examples for introducing fees from inspiring English sources

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

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

"Ministers have stated that introducing fees depends on the commission implementing a new, effective child maintenance scheme from October 2012.

The government has restricted the ability of many workers to pursue valid claims by introducing fees for employment tribunals.

EVER since American carriers began introducing fees for checked bags, overhead bin space, especially on short flights, has been at a premium.

He did some things one might expect from the right, such as reining in spending and introducing fees for university students.

In this regard, the story of Sierra Leone differs from many countries introducing fee exemptions, where fee exemption has been a stand-alone programme, unconnected to wider health system reforms.

Will councils introduce fees for using them?

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

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.