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Admission prices will be pegged at current levels, but Hands hopes to introduce a £30 season ticket to encourage repeat visits.

Under the plan, the rupiah's value would be pegged at around 5,500 to the dollar, significantly stronger than its recent rate.

Under the current Republican proposal, the value of the government subsidy would be pegged, at least initially, to the cost of the second-cheapest insurance plan in the local market.

If you commute by rail you'll be pleased about the scrapping of another planned increase: train fares were due to climb by 1 per cent above inflation but now the increase will be pegged at inflation.

It was agreed that the United States' assessment would be pegged at 33percentthereafterer, in part so the United Nations would not have to depend for financial survival on a single country.

All-seater stadia were recommended by the Taylor Report as a means of dragging the game into the modern age, while it also recommended in vain that ticket prices be pegged at a reasonable level.

The initial savings to the city were pegged at $5m.

Total investment by the Indian companies is pegged at $10.8 billion.

It is pegged at 0.99 per cent above base rate.

The cost of Camp Humphreys, the mega-base being built in South Korea, is pegged at $10.8 billion.

Longer term, inflation expectations were pegged at 3.2percentthethighestest level since August 2006.