Sentence examples for tuition measures from inspiring English sources

Some advocates are optimistic that Mr. Cuomo will ultimately support the tuition measures, especially given his past support for immigrants.

"It's dead; it's going nowhere," declared William Gheen, president of Americans for Legal Immigration, a North Carolina-based organization that opposes benefits for illegal immigrants and has been lobbying against in-state tuition measures around the country.

The rent, property tax and tuition measures -- some details of which were still being negotiated on Tuesday night -- are expected to begin moving to the floor of the Senate and Assembly on Wednesday.

"The whole SUNY 2020 situation is ridiculous," said Kevin Lapierre, a 21-year-old student at Binghamton, referring to the tuition measure.

The tuition measure passed narrowly after a split among Liberal Democrats, the junior partner in the coalition government led by the Conservatives, whose austerity plans face mounting public resistance.

But many of the bill's proponents have rejected Mr. Klein's idea, saying that tuition assistance measures should not be tied to a casino initiative that, even if successful, could take years to come to fruition.

Among those expiring at the end of 2005: deductions for state and local sales taxes and college tuition, and measures that keep the number of families paying AMT from quintupling.

Despite his recent efforts, Mr. Perry has largely remained opposed to legislation backed by the most conservative lawmakers, including efforts to repeal the tuition law and measures that would end birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants.

If the success of the coalition policy of trebling tuition fees is measured purely by the numbers of young people still choosing to go to university, then it's a triumph.

But Mr Müller has closed 100 schools and introduced university tuition fees, both unpopular measures.

"They can say, 'If you vote yes, there'll be no bedroom tax, no austerity measures, free tuition, you'll never have a Conservative government again.' We're arguing for the status quo, and that's not so easy.