Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Unduly radical changes such as new conditions for tuition fees could unbalance this educational system, which has proved itself in the market.
• funded.
• funded.
• Address barriers which stop or seriously hinder children from attending or completing school (such as additional financial fees in compulsory education) by providing targeted educational aid in a supportive learning environment;
• deductions made for any purpose other than in respect of management fees, including those that may be required by national law for the provision of any social, cultural or educational services;
• The fact that some educational institutions receive supplementary support from fees or other private funding does not automatically make them privately
• Can the EC also clarify the term privately
• The fact that some educational institutions receive supplementary support from fees or other private funding does not automatically make them privately

• In contrast to the population of Denmark, the Commission wishes to introduce tuition fees into education.
• In addition this appropriation covers the education contribution relating to school fees within the provisions decided by the Executive Director.
• level education fees for citizens of new Member States
• Work has been done in close collaboration with the Danish permanent representation and an expert from the Danish ministry of education on tuition fees, and this has enabled us to reach a compromise that is acceptable to all.
• level education fees for citizens of new Member States
• Subject: Third
• Diversification of income streams in higher education institutions is increasing, with tuition fees the dominant source.
• Subject: Third