Sentence examples for lifting of fees from inspiring English sources
It had nowhere to go but up, which may be why there appears to have been an immediate benefit from the lifting of fees.
The lifting of the fee cap looks inevitable, and the generous repayment regime for which we should (maybe) thank the Lib Dems will be replaced by lower repayment thresholds and real interest rates on student loans.
The Russell Group of universities, which includes Oxford and Cambridge, say their preference would have been for a complete lifting of the cap on fees.
It's Nick Clegg, before the election First we will campaign against any lifting of the cap on tuition fees.
The gaps in funding are expected to be made up by the lifting of the cap on tuition fees to a maximum of £9,000 a year from this autumn.
Fast forward to the students in London who on Wednesday were protesting against government cuts and lifting of caps on university tuition fees and we see something similar.
(To its credit, the Affordable Care Act does call for raising the fees paid primary-care doctors under Medicaid to the typically higher level of fees paid under Medicare, to lift the relative incomes of primary-care doctors somewhat. But it is a small gesture and, in any event, will take years before that has any effect on the relative supply of these doctors).
Universities, however, will be limited to lifting their fees in line with inflation.
