Sentence examples for increase or service from inspiring English sources
One thing the stimulus bill would not do is save riders from a planned fare increase or service cuts.
The opponents say that resistance to either an increase or service cuts will be vocal and aggressive unless the agency proves its case.
The ad revenue will help to avert a fare increase or service changes next fiscal year, Ida said.
Additionally, if the federal government were to pick up the bill for all 50 states aging population, we would likely see our federal taxes increase, or service and program cuts elsewhere.
The combination of a sluggish economy and the increased health-care costs means that many county executives are proposing steep tax increases or service cuts.
The transit proposal by the M.T.A. chairman, Peter S. Kalikow, sets the stage for fare increases or service cuts that could take effect by next spring, after public hearings that are required by law.
Officials fear that the need to cover retiree benefits could swamp the state's general budget, forcing tax increases or service reductions, and require some kind of cutback in the level of medical benefits offered to retirees.
Turning the revenue from a 1998 settlement into immediate cash was accepted by Democrats and Republicans alike as a palatable alternative to less popular budget fixes, like tax increases or service cuts.
Government and private analysts alike have warned that the towering debt could force fare increases or service or maintenance cuts and could cripple the M.T.A.'s ability to finance the capital plans after this one, which runs from 2000 to 2004.
It makes "little business sense and would be unfair to consumers for Z-Tel to continue to recruit new customers knowing that there might be price increases or service disconnection shortly after migration," Z-Tel's vice president, Donald Davis, wrote in a letter to regulators.
According to the American Public Transportation Association, more than 80percentt of the nation's transit systems are considering or have recently enacted fare increases or service cuts.
