Sentence examples for introducing tuition from inspiring English sources

During that economic downturn, we also considered, though not publicly, a wide range of possible solutions, including introducing tuition.

Just in time for the January sales, the party responsible for introducing tuition fees has decided that it wants to jump on the youth protest bandwagon.

But at least this week's scramble for places has exploded one persistent myth: that introducing tuition fees would put students off higher education.

He believes that very passionately". As a minister, one of her toughest jobs was introducing tuition fees for full-time undergraduates.

He also wanted to change the way that religious education was taught, introducing tuition about a number of world views, some that involved faith and some that did not.

First Minister Alex Salmond has said the "rocks would melt in the sun" before he'd contemplate introducing tuition fees.

Then he introduced tuition fees in university.

"They said they wouldn't introduce tuition fees; they introduced them.

Until the late 1990s, when the Labour government introduced tuition, students paid nothing to attend college.

Labour introduced tuition fees and abolished maintenance grants in 1998 and won the next election.

The decision to introduce tuition fees in England has also provided a new source of income.