Sentence examples for controlled fares from inspiring English sources

Long before Freddie Laker and People Express began no-frills flights across the Atlantic, Icelandic defied the state-run giants of the International Air Transport Association, which controlled fares, by sharply undercutting their prices.

The lawsuit alleged that the airlines controlled fares through the Airline Tariff Publishing Co., a computerized clearinghouse for ticket prices jointly owned by the carriers.

#4 or 5 Giant Carriers Foreseen Industry analysts believe the airline industry could eventually be dominated by four or five giant carriers with more power to control fares.

Commuters and others traveling in and around Nairobi often rely on an unofficial network of minibuses and minivans, called matatus, that have no centrally controlled schedules, fares or route plans.

If passed early next year, it will give the new mayors in combined authorities the power to re-regulate bus services, and control fares and route planning.

Under state control, fares can be kept down to encourage the use of public transport, and good connections between different railway lines can be established.

With the amalgamated airline more influential in controlling supply, fares are likely to rise.

He said the commission wanted to regulate sedans more tightly so that it could control their fares, which would prevent Uber from eventually undercutting cabs.

Transport and Technical Services does not control the fares charged by private hire cab companies.

When the guidelines came out in September, pet food makers were quick to publicize -- some say sensationalize -- the obesity estimate, making it a big part of their marketing campaigns for weight-control fare.

Media working in areas controlled by rebels fare no better.