Sentence examples for residence fees from inspiring English sources

Residence fees can reach $13,110.

He now lives in a retirement home here, and hopes that by recouping rights to "Money" he will more easily be able to pay his medical bills and residence fees.

Like the United States and Britain, Canada has not signed a UN Convention that protects the rights of migrant workers.In its first budget last month, the new Conservative government cut residence fees for new immigrants, and promised more money to help newcomers find homes and jobs.

"In situations where international students are, through no fault of their own, unable to meet the costs of studying in Canada, academic institutions often grant some leeway on obligations such as tuition and residence fees," Nancy Chan of Citizenship and Immigration Canada said in an email.

With the exception of three programs that cover, respectively, "tuition, entrance and equipment fees and living expenses" [ 45], tuition, fees" and "a living stipend" [ 46], and "funds for university tuition, books, residence fees and food" [ 47], the precise monetary values of the financial incentives of all programs included in this review were available in published articles or on web pages.

The residence fee is $1,900 per student for a double room and $2,500 for a single.

Also on Sunday, at 2 30 p.m., a jazz walk sponsored by Harlem Your Way will end with a jam session in a private residence; fee, $55; reservation: (212) 690-1687.

At 2 30 p.m., the East Village will be the focus, with stops at film locations, restaurants and historic residences; fee, $25, $45 for a party afterward.

They are barred from work, receive little financial or medical help, are not allowed to move around the country and have to pay high residence permit fees to Turkish officials.

Section 2 measured socioeconomic status on the basis of area of residence, school fee structure, type of house, ratio of number of rooms to number of people living in the house, the type of transportation they have and their number, possession and number of household appliances including air conditioner, computer, microwave oven and television.

Despite low transfer and completion rates, community colleges continue to be an attractive option because of their proximity to students' residence, low enrollment fees, and "open door" policy that admits students with few entrance standards.