Sentence examples for review fares from inspiring English sources
George Osborne limited overall rises for 2014 to RPI rather than the planned RPI+1% – the first time in a decade that fares kept to inflation – and campaigners called on the chancellor to review fares again in this year's autumn statement.
The chancellor, George Osborne, cut funding for day-to-day operations in London by 25% in the last spending review, meaning fares are likely to rise in coming years.
Aaron Peskin, a San Francisco supervisor, said city law required a regular review of fares and of the cap on the per-shift "gate fee," what owners charge drivers to lease the cab.
2. Examine the creativity of a particular performance troupe by reading and discussing the review "Family Fare: In a Plain Brown Wrapper, But Definitely for Children".
We have discussed regulation with the government at various points over the last two decades and we would be delighted to work with ministers if they were interested in reviewing the fares structure for long distance services, with the aim of reducing the overcrowding that can sometimes occur".
Among Sir Roy's recommendations are that the Department for Transport should undertake a "full review of fare policy and structures".
Problems of not standardizing EE design and lack of reproducibility of results between and within studies is reviewed by Fares et al., who have attempted to remedy this by producing a standardized EE cage (for rats).
The King of Marvin Gardens, cowritten by Rafelson and Esquire magazine essayist Jackob Brackman and beautifully photographed by Laszlo Kovacs (also the cinematographer for Five Easy Pieces), was greeted with mixed reviews and fared poorly at the box office.
Opening to mixed reviews, Manhunter fared poorly at the box office at the time of its release, making only $8.6 million in the United States.
We will forcefully advocate change to this system in the Government's forthcoming fares review.
The report will recommend that ministers launch a comprehensive fares review, with the aim of "removing or allowing more flexibility in relation to caps on fares".
