Sentence examples for tuition was introduced from inspiring English sources

A voluntary scheme for all Aston's home and EU first years to take advantage of free language tuition was introduced in 2012.

Mr King said members within the Liberal Democrat Party were divided on the issue, but that most had been "very disappointed" when the rise in tuition fees was introduced shortly following the coalition's formation, despite the promise of Party leader Nick Clegg not to do so.

"I'm very surprised at what's happened," said Kevin audet-Vallee, a 24-year-old history student who had attended tuition fees protests before bill 78 was introduced.

A tuition fee of £1,000 a year (waived for poor students) was introduced in 1998.

Fee paying continued until the school adopted voluntary controlled status under the Education Act 1944; thereafter tuition was free and the common entrance examination at 11 was introduced.

The graduate endowment was introduced in 2001 when the executive agreed to scrap tuition fees introduced by Westminster in 1997.

Tuition fees were introduced by the Blair government at around £1,000 a year.

Tuition fees were introduced in 1998 at £1,000 by the last Labour government.

By this point in 2010, before tuition fees were introduced, there were 157,116 applicants.

Tuition fees were introduced by the Labour government and were first paid by students in 1998.

Tuition fees were introduced by Tony Blair's government at the start of the 1998 academic year.