Sentence examples for fare formula from inspiring English sources

He added that altering the annual fare formula was a matter for ministers and that if a government wanted to make changes it would need to increase the annual public subsidy to the railways.

He said First Great Western was not getting the money because the fare formula meant the government paid less but the rail passenger paid more.

It all adds up to more complexities on the chalkboard of airline fee and fare formulas.

Anthony Smith, the chief executive of the Transport Focus watchdog, echoed calls for a fairer, clearer fares formula based on CPI.

Mr Horton said: "No one likes paying more for fares but the higher fare rise formula was an inherent part of the franchise".

The proposal was one of two possible fare-increase formulas offered by the transit agency.

The full breakdown of how each bowler fared under this formula can be found below.

Regulated fares are tied to an annual price cap formula meaning fares can increase each January only by the previous July's RPI inflation rate plus 1%.

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Mr. Russianoff said that the authority deserved credit for trying to come up with an innovative formula for fares through the off-peak discount, but that the discount raised a host of questions about how it would work and who would use it.

The decision to have different formulas for fare rises is a political one.