"I am not thinking of a token contribution," he said.
After 1989 he was put on trial and served a few years of a token sentence.
The van rides are $1.50 -- the price of a token -- and the livery cars $2.50, officials said.
But with the introduction of volume discounts for weekly and monthly MetroCards, the average price of a ride has dipped well below the price of a token.
Instead of a token walkout like the two-day strike by Bell Atlantic's unions two years ago, Verizon has received a mounting public relations problem.
For anyone who has ever tried to get money back after passing it through the slot of a token booth, the wording of the decision was noteworthy.
A new batch of papers released yesterday evening indicated that the Palestinians agreed to proposals that would involve the return of a token number of refugees, a position privately voiced by Palestinians before.
And what is the point of a token effort?Defenders of the rapprochement, such as Bernice McCabe, headmistress of North London Collegiate, a leading private girls' school that is sponsoring an Academy, insist that the circle can be squared.
Andorra was subsequently governed jointly by representatives of the Spanish bishop of Urgel and of the French head of state, each of whom received an annual payment of a token tribute.
In 1995, when the price of a token rose by a quarter, to $1.50, a federal judge blocked the increase on the grounds that it discriminated against black and Hispanic riders in New York City.
Yet these critics never spell out why the mere presence of a token number of US troops is going to significantly influence the decisions of a government with vastly different interests than Washington.
