Sentence examples similar to fixing of fares from inspiring English sources
To its credit, the Justice Department is currently investigating the price-fixing of fares through agreements to place limits on the number of available seats.
The now-endemic breaking of rules runs from Glaxo's fixing of drugs tests and the banks' illegal overdraft charges to universal tax-dodging by non-doms, airline fare-fixing, Tesco schlepping its profits to the Caymans, and BAA-Ferrovial's manic borrowing on a sub-prime asset-base.
"Fees have become an easy way for us to try and fix the fares," he said.
You will pay a fixed fare per journey of around £4.50 for a dog in a box, or 50 per cent of the full fare for a dog on a lead.
In order to prevent potential discrimination, the researchers suggest a number of changes, like removing names to identify passengers and drivers, increasing disincentives for driver cancellations and implementing fixed fares.
But industry experts, not to mention passengers, are praising the European airlines for at least trying to fix complex fare structures that have driven many travelers to low-cost carriers or other modes of transportation.
Don't even discuss a flat or fixed fare.
There are two types of fares on British railways: regulated fares and unregulated fares.
Daraban and Fournier [9] analyzed the timing of FCS fare reactions and the interdependence of fares from adjacent airline routes.
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