Sentence examples for number of fee from inspiring English sources

The National Union of Students (NUS) expressed anger that universities and colleges had cut their fees by increasing the number of fee waivers they offered, rather than raising the amount of bursaries available to students.

report also noted that the number of fee categories had proliferated over time, to 60 from four for Visa and to 243 from four for MasterCard between 1991 and 2009.

The college had also failed to gain the number of fee-paying members it expected.

The number of fee-free deals for landlords has rocketed, and at 130 is double the figure in November 2014.

These included increasing the number of fee-paying overseas students, generating greater research income and developing partnerships with businesses.

It's clear from the number of fee-paying Steiner schools that there are many who favour this style of education for their child.

Virgin Australia offers its customers a number of fee-free payment options and remains committed to providing a choice of payment options for customers making bookings," a spokeswoman said.

A university that gives failing grades to a large number of fee-paying students puts its future revenues at risk.In theory, universities have a long-term interest in protecting their brand.

The increased cross-charge is one idea being looked at by a working group, headed by John McFall, the Treasury Select Committee chairman, which was set up in May to tackle the problem of the rising number of fee-charging machines.

As Mr Adonis wrote, shortly before he joined the Downing Street staff, "It is a sad irony that in destroying the direct-grant schools on the altar of equal opportunity, the 1974-79 Labour government succeeded only in denying opportunity to many poor children and increasing the number of fee-paying parents".

She added that the bank was waiving a number of fees to make this mortgage work.