fare structure

collocation in English

meaningsoffareandstructure

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fare
noun
uk
/feər/us
/fer/
the money that you pay for a journey in a vehicle such as a bus ...
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structure
noun
uk
/ˈstrʌk.tʃər/us
/ˈstrʌk.tʃɚ/
the way in which the parts of a system or object are arranged or organized, or a system arranged in ...
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(Definition offareandstructurefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffare structure

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It would be much better to have a properfarestructurethan to have bucket shops.
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My third argument is about the highfarestructure.
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This will cause a difference infarestructure, and people with minicabs will be able to charge whatever they like.
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I can see that my advocacy for a simplifiedfarestructurehas not been at all persuasive.
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It will mean a steadyfarestructurefor them.
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They cannot control the revenue, as they have no control overfarestructureor marketing.
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Thefarestructurefor off-peak rates has changed significantly over the same period and makes comparison less straightforward.
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We cannot possibly compute how those changes will affect revenue until we know what thefarestructureis likely to be.
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Because of that subsidy, it could offer the unusual combination of a decentfarestructureand passengers attracted back to public transport.
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Therefore, infarestructurechanges, the corporation is not necessarily the master in its own house.
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Thefarestructureand through-ticketing arrangements seem at best to be confusing.
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Also, it is operating on afarestructurewhich is agreed internationally and which it cannot dictate.
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If they are purely conurbation authorities, what will be the effect of the neutralisation of the rural countryside on theirfarestructure?
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Those responsible for these matters seem to base these fares on what one might call the first-classfarestructureof land transport.
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The reason is largely that ourfarestructureis too high and places on the potential passenger a burden which he simply cannot carry.
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Who is going to win through if the internationalfarestructurebreaks down?
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One would have to go through three different areas to get there, and there is nofarestructure; one has to strike a bargain.
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The drive of all these policies is to get a betterfarestructurefor consumers.
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It has afarestructurewhich does not provide a disincentive to people to use it.
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Thefarestructurehas seen a dramatic increase over the past two years.
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