Sentence examples similar to re tuition from inspiring English sources

Yet any party that re-introduces tuition fees would be signing its own death warrant.

He would abolish tuition fees, re-nationalise the railways and introduce a rent cap.

Re "Choosing a Salary or Tuition" (Sept.

Education policy will be a priority for many students at the general election, which may also give the Greens – who would scrap tuition fees and re-introduce the EMA – an edge.

The staff member's generosity has now helped Edward to re-enrol at school and pay his tuition and book costs, and has also helped Edward's grandmother re-start her business.

He promised that a Labour government would abolish tuition fees altogether and re-introduce and improve student support.

In fact, it could be quite healthy by forcing schools to re-think their product offerings and tuition.

They're also maintaining the tuition freeze at Memorial University, and re-announced that they are partnering with the federal government on a $3-billion 3-billioncture plan over finfrastructure

Re "Public Colleges, Broken Promises" (editorial, May 5): The reason tuition is so high is that the costs of operating our colleges and universities are ridiculously high.

In her party's 2011 election platform Dunderdale announced that a re-elected PC government would continue with the tuition freeze and would gradually phase out student loans and replace them with up-front needs-based grants.

After his retirement in 2006 he spent four years as a Liberal Democrat on Sheffield council, before leaving over tuition fees and control orders; he was re-elected on a Ukip ticket in May.