Sentence examples for imposing fare from inspiring English sources

Transit officials have promised to listen to the public before officially imposing fare increases next month.

Passengers at Bradley and other airports face other burdens: The airlines are now imposing fare increases, fuel surcharges and luggage fees, and they're substituting smaller aircraft for larger ones.

But one executive said that while the airlines have not been able to impose fare increases across the board this year, they have been able to capitalize on the return of business travelers.

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.

Amid all the frenetic maneu vering, mechanical preparations for imposing the fare rise — whether to 25 or 30 cents — were going ahead unabated.

The mayor's transport adviser, Kulveer Ranger, ruled out imposing big fare increases last week and said the mayor would go directly to the Department for Transport for the cash.

And the low-costs have imposed tremendous fare discipline".

Why have airlines been unable to impose lasting fare increases since Sept. 11? A. Demand is still very tenuous and highly price-sensitive.

Another attempt by airlines to impose small fare increases to offset high fuel costs collapsed yesterday after AMR's American Airlines retreated from a $10 price increase on round-trip fares that it announced on Thursday.

TfL faces a funding squeeze after losing its £700m central government grant, lower-than-expected passenger numbers, and the decision of the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, to impose a fare freeze during his first four-year term.

"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.