Sentence examples for take tuition from inspiring English sources

If you take tuition fees [from students], you will withdraw some amount of basic funding for the system".

If Jürgen Klopp is prepared to take tuition in Scouse, then it can only be a matter of time before Jamie Carragher tries his hand at speaking English.

Take tuition fees: he fronts up about what a disaster it was to renege on the Lib Dem promise not to raise them, and in particular to be bullied by the NUS into having every Lib Dem MP (Clegg included) sign a pledge promising to vote against future rises.

In one scene, Arturo Ui appears as a gigantic puppet presiding over a corrupt courtroom, but even at his normal size Tom Vaughan-Lawlor is a towering presence, particularly when he takes tuition from a hammy old actor.

By taking tuition costs off the table, NYU Associate Dean of Admissions Rafael Rivera said he hopes to level the playing field for students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds.

He became a student of the American painter John Blomshield, continuing to take private tuition from Blomshield after he finished college.

Of course, business schools are a colossal waste of time — why didn't you take that tuition money and actually start a business?

For full-time undergraduate students at CUNY, the increases would take annual tuition from $4,830 last school year to $6,330 in 2015-16 – still far below the current national average for public colleges, $8,240, according to the College Board.

"There is a general perception that many of the more renowned schools in Hong Kong tend to focus more on academic results, and in doing so, accept only the academically brightest children and also expect them to take extra tuition outside school".

(It would take the tuition of 88 students at his school to pay his total compensation for one year).

In Mauritius children aged 9 10 years from wealthier families tend to take more tuition than students from poorer families [ 18].