Sentence examples for introducing the fees from inspiring English sources

Previous governments have pulled their punches, introducing the fees rather than scrapping the exemption altogether.

The main argument for introducing the fees has been that the system is expensive to run and those who use it should help pay for it.

Since introducing the fee in February, the company has signed on 70 new doctors.

When they were in government it was Labour that introduced the fees and loans system".

Since the coalition government introduced the fees, the number of cases of maternity discrimination has fallen by 88%.

The article says that plans to introduce the fees for higher education were one reason why the former education secretary, Estelle Morris, decided to leave the Blair government.

Mark Greenaway, whose eponymous restaurant in Edinburgh seats 42 patrons, introduced the fee after suffering 450 "no-shows" or cancellations and losing up to £20,000 of takings in a single month.

The department decided to wait a year, to 2012, before introducing the higher fees so race directors could incorporate the extra costs into their entry fees.

The no-frills carrier, which is also scrapping exemptions from its £6 website administration fee, said it was introducing the £2 fee "in order to comply with the UK Office of Fair Trading's (OFT) recent ruling on credit card fees".

Less than 3 months after introducing the first extra fees for a second checked bag, Delta airlines has resorted to doubling said fee.

Introducing the highest tuition fees in Europe was perhaps the single most controversial thing the coalition government did.