Sentence examples for service or increase from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Pataki's budget released last week, the governor proposed a substantial increase in state aid to public transit, which he acknowledged would be forced to cut service or increase fares without it.

Officials at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority MTAA) warned last week that without a major infusion of cash, they will have to drastically cut service or increase fares on the system that carries millions of New Yorkers around the city.

(4) Planning and administrative activities that do not involve or lead directly to construction, such as: Training, technical assistance and research; promulgation of rules, regulations, directives, or program guidance; approval of project concepts; engineering; and operating assistance to transit authorities to continue existing service or increase service to meet routine demand.

4) Make a business case for your promotion – If you were trying to convince your boss to invest in a new piece of technology, you'd talk about how having it would improve the company's service, or increase people's productivity; you'd present the business case for making that investment.

Are they primarily to raise brand awareness, improve customer service, or increase sales?

Essentially, without a health safety net, hospitals will go broke and be forced to layoff employees, provide lesser service or increase basic costs.

Unlike New Jersey's tax cap, this one does not have exemptions for health care, pensions, debt service or increased enrollment.

This does not mean just expanding services, extending hours of service, or increasing the supply of health professionals [ 10].

Most notably, President Obama's estimable Affordable Care Act regrettably includes severe restrictions on any reduction in Medicare services or increase in fees to beneficiaries.

In a year's time, when the funding is due to wind down, the Government should ensure that those local authorities and communities who have been most welcoming are not then pleased by having to make further cuts in public services, or increase council tax, because they have done the right thing.

She has previously called on local authorities not to cut frontline services or increase council tax bills.