Sentence examples for years of fees from inspiring English sources

Three years of fees, or two – perhaps with a loyalty discount thrown in?

It has also said that it is not looking at applying current standards retrospectively – so it is unlikely that policyholders will get back years' of fees.

I do feel, however, that adding bursaries, exempting some students from one or two years of fees and attaching conditions to higher fees in some institutions will only serve to create a system so complex as to leave many 17 and 18 year olds unsure of what assistance they can expect.

In addition, they will explain that any university wanting to increase fees above £6,000 will have to show that it is giving places to those students, and then match the government funding and pay for their third year of fees.

In exchange for having their first year of fees paid for by the union, the new members would sign a direct debit to the party for at least a year.

She changed to business with human resources so had to start again at the beginning but, although she is worried about the extra year of fees, she is pleased she made the move.

Ms. Brough, the University of Melbourne student, says that while the extra year of fees is a concern, she believes she will be better prepared to study medicine after her three-year undergraduate degree than if she had enrolled in medicine directly after high school.

Where I stayed, private funders pay a weekly rate of more than £1,000 and need to show two years' worth of fees stashed away.

And while workers' compensation covered the cost of her hospital bills, years of legal fees had chipped away at her savings.

In other words, upon the sale or I.P.O., Apollo would accelerate the remaining years of monitoring fees into lump-sum payments.

He also saw that four years of college fees and books would leave his mother with nothing to live on, even if he avoided paying room and board by living at home.