Sentence examples for fare due to from inspiring English sources

Anyone charged a maximum fare due to this issue will get an automatic refund credited to their Oyster card early next week.

Revenue per trip is obviously a simplification of the actual fare structure but it is likely to be a better measure of the (monetary) cost of a trip than the single trip fare due to many people using travel cards of different kinds.

In the first years of the project, workers were regularly treated to prime rib, steak dinners, and other exotic fare due to a cost-plus contract between the food preparers and the subcontractors.

The emphasis over the years has been in the prevention of foodborne disease from the ubiquitous outbreaks of salmonellosis to more exotic fare due to new and reemerging foodborne pathogens.

Khan's promised (and, so far, only partial) freeze of public transport fares, due to take effect at the start of the New Year, will lessen the revenue the transport body had based its financial plans on at the same time as the government is depriving it of grant.

Ms Shawcross said: "It beggars belief that, with tube fares due to rise by 2.5% in January, Boris Johnson has the nerve to cut front line staffing levels at stations by an average of 16% across London.

We never would have considered Egypt if it wasn't for a flyer from Destinations & Adventures, with stunning photography touting its beauty, plus cheap fares due to the upheaval.

The general expectation has been that liberal parties will fare poorly, due to inexperience and division.

Our model provides a powerful tool to predict the reduction of fare evasion due to the implementation of some of these five operational strategies, and can be applied to other bus public transport systems.

Standard registration techniques [ 1, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37] produce significant alignment errors when applied to VIO frames directly: dense methods fare poorly due to low contrast and large inter-frame motion, and feature-based methods can be biased by more visually salient but anatomically irrelevant parts of the raw images, such as the lens' rim and the various speckles.

Over time, fares are due to rise.