Sentence examples for cutting passengers from inspiring English sources

Friends of the Earth executive director Tony Juniper welcomed the initiative as an example of a transport company cutting passengers' carbon emissions "by actually making a real reduction rather than just offsetting".

That is potentially more damaging to the country's economy than the limited Russian sanctions announced so far, such as cutting passenger rail services between Tallinn and St Petersburg.

The actor has been cutting his "Passengers" co-star out of pictures and posting them to the photo-sharing site for days.

Cutting corporation tax by 3% and cutting air passenger duty by 50%.

To encourage exporters, the Treasury is also cutting air passenger duty for long-haul flights to countries more than 4,000 miles from Britain.

° trying to protect the north of England against the damaging impacts of greater Scottish tax independence, such as taking control and then cutting air passenger duty, or getting control of and then cutting, corporation tax.

They will most probably try to fend them off by pulling a couple of rabbits out of a hat, such as a fuel duty freeze and cutting air passenger duty.

"Low wages, the stress of working under imposed changes and the distress of cutting corners on passenger service have pushed them to this point.

Airlines have been sharply cutting back on passenger service since the recent economic slump and the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

And airlines are cutting back on passenger services and creating ticket restrictions they would not have dared put in place before last fall.

Yesterday BAA operated about a third of its schedule, cutting off 130,000 airline passengers.