Sentence examples for repay fees from inspiring English sources

And students will be losers as they will have to repay fees three times greater than at present.

Alternatively, the S.E.C. said, the judge could simply ask Putnam to repay fees on the sums frequently traded by Putnam employees.

Other venture firms, losing investors' cash, worked fast to cut fund sizes and repay fees.

He said banks found to have flubbed income calculations could be forced to repay fees and lose the right to foreclose.

The government has announced some minor concessions on tuition fees, notably an annual increase of the minimum salary at which graduates will have to start repaying fees.

What we've seen is graduate contributions go up by over 50%, graduates paying for their fees, we've seen money for universities go up by 28%, but it turns out it's costing taxpayers more, not less, and the truth is we're now in a position where almost half of students aren't repaying fees because they don't earn enough in their lifetime … there is a huge looming charge for taxpayers in the future".

Graduates repay these fees only when they are earning £21,000 or more.

David Hanson, Labour's shadow minister for immigration, said that government should repay the fees.

The law requires students to repay these fees only after they graduate, with payments calibrated to future earnings.

Those who had commissioned pieces sometimes had to collect them by force, though the artist also was happy to keep the paintings and repay the fees.

In essence, the system in England requires graduates, once they're earning £21,000 a year, to repay their fees over a 30-year period.