Sentence examples for scrapping fees from inspiring English sources

President Mwai Kibaki said Kenya would provide free AIDS drugs in government hospitals and health centers, scrapping fees that activists say have kept some poor patients from receiving treatment.

It said the cost was factored into the £9.5bn annual bill for scrapping fees.

But the prime minister said that completely scrapping fees would be unfair and damaging to universities.

But Mrs May said scrapping fees would push up taxes and mean limiting the number of university places.

Amid the slight transformation in investment appetite in the U.K. as a result of Brexit uncertainty, social trader eToro will be scrapping fees for UK investors for stocks in order to encourage more Brits to invest.

The Education Secretary Justine Greening says there needs to be a more honest debate about the cost of scrapping fees - both in financial terms to the public finances and in removing the funding for extra places.

In 1997, Uganda scrapped fees for primary schooling.

Since the government recently scrapped fees in rural clinics, the daily load of patients in some places has doubled.

MPs voted to raise tuition fees in December, after the Lib Dems pledged in their manifesto to scrap fees.

AOL scrapped fees for its e-mail service in favor of an ad-supported revenue model two years ago.

At best, there is no evidence here that the £10bn Jeremy Corbyn proposes to scrap fees and reintroduce grants would make any difference in tackling inequality.