Sentence examples for plan fare from inspiring English sources

New Jersey Transit does not plan fare increases for now, Jeffrey Warsh, its executive director, said, but would ask the state for more money.

If all goes according to plan, fare revenues of $169 million next year will just cover operating expenses.

It would have broken the link between subsidy and production, tying farm aid more closely to rural conservation and most important reducing the extent to which the CAP dumps farm goods outside the EU, which drives down world prices at great cost to poor-country farmers.How has this modest but welcome plan fared?

The plan fared rather poorly, as Modern Life barely had any impact in the US; the album didn't chart on the US Billboard 200 and sold only 19,000 copies, a sharp decline compared to the 87,000 units that Leisure shifted.

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Often the employers sponsoring such plans fare little better in uncovering what those charges really bought.

Check out the clip above from last night's "Colbert Report" to see how Stephen reacts to Republicans' plan to fare better by changing the rules, if not their strategy.

That plan called for biennial fare increases; the transit authority is also planning fare increases in 2015 and 2017.

One thing the stimulus bill would not do is save riders from a planned fare increase or service cuts.

Rail commuters benefited too as a planned fare increase was reduced, but air passengers lost out after the government pressed ahead with plans for increases in flight taxes.

But as economic hard times have reduced tax revenues and increased demand for government transit subsidies, its experiences may provide valuable lessons for larger cities that are planning fare increases, like New York, Minneapolis and Cleveland.