Sentence examples for issue of tickets from inspiring English sources

It means more column inches have been spent on the issue of tickets and security.

Mr Scudamore said the Premier League's clubs would "have to address the issue of ticket prices.

Hubbard was one of five panelists who addressed the issue of ticket pricing, and judging the from panel's title – "Indie Davids Take On Goliath Ticketmaster-Live Nation" – he had his work cut out for him.

"The landscape has changed significantly since Sept. 11, and the issue of ticket sales in the current economic climate is a significant consideration for all arts organizations right now," he said.

The issue of ticket pricing in the Premier League has already caused a groundswell of opposition from supporters across the country, with the average cost of the cheapest matchday ticket for an adult rising by more than 15% in the past three years.

Then there is the issue of ticket sales and attendance.

However, the issue of ticket prices is threatening to overshadow the match, with hundreds of Reds fans expected to boycott the game and protest outside Anfield over Hull's decision to charge £50 for away tickets.

Typically, when councils get the revenue from issuing tickets, the number of tickets issued trebles.

He said a 1998 Police Department policy of restricting the issuing of tickets to people accused of minor crimes was flooding the system.

For some, the issuing of tickets to pedestrians called to mind a failed effort by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani in the late 1990s to curtail jaywalking.

The Texas state legislature last year changed the law to stop the issuing of tickets to 10- and 11-year-olds over classroom behaviour.