Sentence examples for a rationing of from inspiring English sources

In this tier there might emerge, over time, a rationing of health care by income class.

"The problem isn't the interest rates, but rather a rationing of loans by banks.

Is the withholding of heroic treatment a blessing, a rationing of medical care or a step toward euthanasia?

Acknowledging this truth, I propose a constitutional amendment requiring that a state of war would trigger a draft of human resources and a rationing of material commodities.

In response to the rocket fire, Israel has reduced the amount of fuel delivered to Gaza, leading to a rationing of power there.

During last year's health care reform debates, Republicans argued that the proposed reforms would result in a rationing of medical care ("death panels") and threatened Medicare, a program they promised to protect — in spite of the fact that many Republicans opposed the enactment of Medicare and have fought to rescind or limit it for more than 45 years.

During the first two days, ARVN soldiers distributed a ration of rice in the camp.

Food was a ration of bread once a day, sometimes supplemented by thin gruel.

The government provides the camps free electricity, water and a ration of wheat.

The food, a ration of 300 grams of cereal a person a day, is less than half of a survival ration.

(At the very least, households should be entitled to a ration of essential goods at controlled prices).