Sentence examples for tuition needs from inspiring English sources

If that's true, then why is Gardner still opposed, as Matthews reports, to addressing the tuition needs of undocumented students until border security issues are solved to Gardner's unspecified satisfaction?

I sold out three one-woman shows in order to pay the tuition needed for my first husband to attend and graduate from Jefferson University Medical School in Philadelphia.

In any case, her sons' tuitions need to be paid today.

While he's right that the tuition system needs a severe overhaul, treating students like investments ignores the fact that some achievements are less quantifiable than others.

— D.D. GUTTENPLAN U.S. military's tuition aid needs oversight, report says While the U.S. Defense Department is improving its oversight of institutions benefiting from its tuition-assistance funds, a new federal report finds that it has much catching up to do.

The fact is you do need tuition; you do need fee-paying students.

A few Republican priorities (inheritance-tax relief?) could be granted, in return for some Democratic priorities (tax credits for college tuition?).Nor need the agreement be limited to tax.

Social mobility charity the Sutton Trust calls it "an escalating arms race in education" and wants a means-tested voucher system to allow worse-off children to buy private tuition if needed.

But perhaps it also means that those worried about social mobility and tuition fees need to think carefully about using responsible language.I am sure Nick Clegg thinks he is on the side of the angels here (as well as trying to pick a fight over social mobility to recover from his public humiliation over tuition fees).

CUNY and SUNY are among the few state entities whose budgets are not held hostage by politically powerful interest groups like unionized health care workers and teachers, so giving the schools the ability to raise their tuition as needed would make it easier for the state to significantly reduce its contributions to them.

Deputy Prime Minister and Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has said that proposals to remove the cap on university tuition fees need to be "fair and sustainable".