Sentence examples for keep the tuition from inspiring English sources

"We try to keep the tuition reasonable.

The conference voted to keep the tuition fees policy under review rather than try to cut fees or abolish them.

Clegg's apology should actually have been for not fighting harder to keep the tuition fees pledge rather than ditching it at the fist opportunity, Harris says.

"We made it clear to the students that we all agree that it's desirable to keep the school tuition free," Mr. Gural said.

When I asked about the hefty fees, Samuels was quick to emphasize that Wonderland will refund a patient's money if he or she decides to leave — many centers keep the full tuition regardless of whether a patient completes treatment.

His father, a meter repairman for the local electricity board, could not keep up the tuition payments, and Keith left school at 16.

One longtime parishioner said yesterday that the monsignor had a reputation for frugality, in part because he had labored to keep down the tuition at the church's school, and because he was opposed to casinos and bingo as church fund-raising devices.

Hence, they substitute beer and circus to keep the students distracted and the tuition dollars rolling in, in a way that is perhaps no less cynical than the bread-and-circus constellation of ancient Rome.

He said his goal is to keep the total cost of tuition comparable to that of a four-year public institution in the state, although details of the program have yet to be finalized.

Folks who want to help with college but don't have trust levels of cash can also just keep the money and pay tuition for their grandchildren once they are enrolled in school, says Roger Pine.

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