As wards of the state, our people were not paid cash, in the new cash economy, but rather given ration cards to get flour, tea and sugar.
In the meantime Maurice Papon, a man who during his trial described the deportation of French Jews (of whom more than 75,000 were sent to die in Germany) as an "inconvenience", rather like rationing and petrol shortages, is preparing an appeal.
But theirs is rather a token victory.
But it is rather a touchy subject.
The question is not whether to ration medical care, but rather who will determine ground rules.
You also need a Screaming.net disc, available only through branches of Tempo, and the company is, rather sensibly, rationing their distribution, as it establishes its service.
Nice but rather unlikely.
Responses reflected a language of priorities (you spread yourself pretty thin; you do prioritise, you have to [A4]), rather than rationing, with no reference to specific methods of rationing.
David Cutler argues in Roger Lowenstein's March 13 article that controlling health-care costs should be through improved quality of care rather than by rationing services.
Ration did not affect milk yield and DMI, but a glucogenic ration tended to reduce milk fat content and increased EB, compared with a more lipogenic ration.
