Sentence examples for proper tuition from inspiring English sources

By the time I was 13 it was clear I needed proper tuition.

The quality of the training was dubious, many of the crews had not been given proper tuition for formation flying.

To appreciate what the game actually is requires either proper tuition or much slogging through, and more importantly, four other players willing to do the same.

Mr. Freston's lawyer, Neal H. Rosenberg, said the city effectively acknowledged it could not provide proper services by paying tuition at Gaynor for two years.

The members have discussed thorny issues, including how to control skyrocketing tuition, the proper role in higher education of Internet-based classes, and whether government should use its leverage as a provider of billions in federal aid to require private universities to administer standardized tests.

So, for example, as long as you download the latest update, TurboTax will automatically put your tuition deduction on the proper "domestic production activities" line.

David Anderson, a financial planner at the Baron Financial Group in Fair Lawn, N.J., said that with proper planning, many middle-class parents could afford tuition that appeared prohibitive at first glance.

He can spend this amount annually, straight through age 100 (his maximum age of life and proper planning horizon) after he has covered his taxes, child support, college tuition and rent.

It explored whether the language of the EAHCA, which granted the judiciary the authority to award the relief that judges deemed appropriate, included reimbursement for tuition at private schools if they thought that that would be a proper placement.

I'm also assuming that by then, the Director of Development will have struck oil under Nassau Hall and thereby properly solved the tuition problem caused by the need to properly accommodate all the young lovelies in the proper manner.

The union has amplified its calls for the government to enforce proper scrutiny of the salary and perks afforded to so-called academic fat cats, at a time when rising tuition fees are burdening students with unprecedented levels of debt.