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.
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.
She also took tuition from a pharmacist working in a commercial pharmacy in the town, the sinister Mr P, a person who liked to carry around lumps of curare, or arrow poison, in his pocket to make him feel powerful.
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.
Two songs further in, the surprise duet Gun-Shy sounds rather a lot like the electronic soft rock of Metronomy; it's an unexpected tangent, even from a band who take tuition from masters as diverse as Radiohead and Van Dyke Parks.
After completing his matriculation, Mr. Sur would start taking private tuition to earn money on the side.
For instance, students can use its sophisticated financial aid calculator that helps compare financial aid offers from different schools while taking their tuition and other costs into account.
He said that Mr. Vallone's claim about tuition took into account tuition increases and aid reductions that Mr. Pataki proposed in 1996 and 1997, but which were defeated by the Legislature.
We need not consider this argument in detail, since it was flatly rejected in Mueller, where we found it irrelevant that 96percentt of parents taking deductions for tuition expenses paid tuition at religious schools...
