Sentence examples for over fare from inspiring English sources

Impunity is one of the issues driving mass protests across Brazil that began with anger over fare hikes.

Mr. Walcott, who has never served in government, once sued Mr. Shaw over fare increases by the authority.

In the broadest sense, the debate over fare increases on New York City subways and buses was over before it began.

Apart from a stint running the Southeastern service earlier in the decade, the government has ducked complaints over fare hikes and poor catering by letting the private sector take the flak – and the profits.

"There's this hysteria over fare increases and yet when I tell everybody the price of my bagel at Fairway went up from four for a dollar to three for a dollar, nobody in the newspaper is writing about my bagel cost going up," he said.

Commuters were urged to send the cards to their local MPs to tell them of their concerns over fare rises.

War is an overstatement, but it is certainly ugly: tires slashed, windshields shattered, fists thrown, insults hurled and rules ignored as drivers across Queens and Brooklyn fight over fares.

Many directed their anger over rising fares at the authority or Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who has no direct control over fares.

But joining the Metropolitan Transportation Authority fare collection system meant that Westchester lost some control over fares.

TfL said the cuts to its grant would mean "tough decisions" over fares and investment.

His friend Harbinder Singh said that he was upset that the entire industry's reputation had been tarnished by recent controversy over fares.