Sentence examples for imposing a fare from inspiring English sources

By imposing a fare scale based on actual weight, rather than just depending on a pilot's observations about overall payload, Samoa got a lot of worldwide publicity.

"I don't think it's wise to impose a fare hike this soon on commuters right after we did the last hike," Gov. David A. Paterson said during a news conference in Hudson, N.Y.

Virgin Trains East Coast has been accused of imposing a near 100% fare rise "through the back door" after pulling many of its cheapest advance fares on popular routes.

Late last week, Northwest Airlines unexpectedly imposed a $20 round-trip fare increase on leisure tickets in the form of a fuel surcharge, and its competitors have followed suit.

They would close courthouses, welfare offices and motor vehicles branches; impose a 15 percent fare increase on the Metro-North Railroad; and eliminate two popular seasonal ferries across the Connecticut River.

Revenue protection officers have a different brief, as they are permitted to impose a penalty fare if they believe the passenger is in first-class accommodation when there is an opportunity to travel in standard class".

Mr Trivedi had said he had been advised to impose a big fare increase as there had been none in nearly a decade, but had opted for a modest rise instead, out of "concern for the common man".

It would also impose an 8percentt fare increase in June.

It imposes a fee on rich recruiters and uses the money to pay the train fares of nonprofits.

As an alternative, they propose imposing a smaller payroll tax than the one in Mr. Ravitch's plan and increasing fare revenues by 4percentt.

Banks were imposing a limit on withdrawals.