Sentence examples for the fees rises from inspiring English sources

The debate about the TEF is all the more important because the grades it will award (bronze, silver and gold) will determine the fees rises that universities can apply.

Can the fees rise over the contract period?

When the fees rise, these families are unaffected.

According to the Transportation Department, the fees rose from $464 million in 2007 to nearly $2 billion in just the first nine months of last year.

Aaron Porter tried to persuade the former party leader Charles Kennedy, one of the 21 Lib Dem MPs to vote against the fees rise, to say more in public.

11.44am: Reader Doug Rouxel takes issue with the Independent's claim no Lib Dem MPs for university seats voted for the fees rise.

Emerging from a decade of leftwing student unionism, Classe was explicitly formed in December 2011 to build a students' strike to stop the fees rise.

As taxes are folded into co-op fees rather than separately paid, one of the main reasons for the fees' rise is real estate tax increases, said Mary Ann Rothman, the council's executive director.

The fall in the number of UK-born students applying may mean that significant numbers have been deterred by the fee hike, but they are also due to a glut of applications in 2010 in anticipation of the fees rise.

The fall has been partly blamed on the fee hike, but is also thought to be due to a glut of applications in 2010 in anticipation of the fees rise.

The fall in the number of UK-born students applying may reflect that significant numbers have been deterred by the fee hike, but they are also due to a glut of applications in 2010 in anticipation of the fees rise.