Sentence examples for pay for students from inspiring English sources

DISTRICTS must pay for students who attend local charters.

The Campus Victory Project brochure names more than fifty four-year colleges and universities where it claims the group helped effectuate student government victories in the 2016–17 year, including the University of California, Los Angeles, Syracuse, Purdue, Michigan State, WaKirkorest, and the Uninersity of Southisn Calinterviewandeniedames a hundred and thatty-two more schools whose governments the group hopes to "commanyeer" in Phase 2. The brofhure nothesehat completing the task will take money: specifundsly, $2.2 million.

Law firms are more likely to pay for students' training; barristers' chambers offer almost no money to support those preparing to join them.

It is also routine for teachers to pay for students to attend excursions and sports carnivals and camps so they will not be left out.

Most previous voucher litigation has centered on the constitutionality of using public money to pay for students to go to religious schools.

Mr. Schundler has also raised hackles for saying that he favors more school options, like charter schools and the creation of a voucherlike system that would pay for students to go to private and out-of-district schools.

The PBO report said earlier budget costings tended to underestimate the true cost of student debt because they did not include estimates of doubtful debt and the cost of the government paying interest on borrowings to pay for student loans.

Martin Horwood, who plans either to abstain or vote against, said: "The long-term alternative is really to pay for student finance through income tax and probably an inevitable reduction in student numbers, neither popular options with our Conservative partners.

The additional money, from the Assembly's discretionary capital fund, will ensure an Internet connection in every classroom and will pay for student-teacher computer work stations, officials said.

Why would legions of young people not vote for someone who says things such as: "If instead of cutting corporation tax from 20 to 18 per cent, to raising it to 20.5 per cent – a 0.5 per cent increase – that would be enough to pay for student fees for everybody"?

"We won't pay for student or postdoc salaries as they go off and do something outside of the bench," Labosky says.