Sentence examples for rejected tuition from inspiring English sources

Tens of millions of voters in 26 statewide referendums have rejected tuition tax credits, vouchers or their analogues by an average margin of 2 to 1. Legislatures that approve such measures lack the decency to propose appropriate constitutional amendments that would allow voters to say yea or nay.

The majority of university presidents and the majority of the Länder (German states), governed by Social Democrats and the Green Party, rejected tuition fees as antisocial.

Three-fourths reject tuition increases — which are being considered for next year by the University of California and Cal State..

In other public comments, several speakers urged regents to reject tuition increases, divest from fossil fuels and improve conditions for UC union workers.  .

The hard core mainly "the usual suspects"—rejects tuition fees entirely and has no qualms about increasing general taxation.

Instead, they based their opinion largely on a 1973 Supreme Court ruling in a New York case, Committee for Public Education v. Nyquist, which rejected a tuition-reimbursement program for parents of private school students.

Our aim is to stay for over 48 hours in total so we will be leaving sometime this evening, however we are using this opportunity to open dialogue with the university and to ensure that they know that we will take more action if they do not become more active in fighting the education cuts and rejecting the new tuition fees system.

But even there he stayed on message: when a man in the audience asked about the rising cost of medical school, Carson suggested making colleges pay the interest on student loans, to help keep down tuition, yet firmly rejected the idea of universal government-funded college education.

And if you've considered Coverdells for kindergarten through 12th grade tuition savings and then rejected the idea, why did you do so?

But many of the bill's proponents have rejected Mr. Klein's idea, saying that tuition assistance measures should not be tied to a casino initiative that, even if successful, could take years to come to fruition.

Last year, UT-Austin requested a tuition increase, which was rejected by the regents and discouraged by then-Gov.