Sentence examples for by rationing access from inspiring English sources

Congestion in the air traffic system, both recurrent and non-recurrent, is typically handled by rationing access rights to individual resources such as airports or important parts of the airspace.

Councils have responded by rationing access to care so only the most needy can get it.

Senator David Vitter, Republican of Louisiana, accused the F.D.A. on Friday of "rationing access" to treatment.

The NHS in England appears to be rationing access to vital non-emergency hospital care, a review suggests.

For a good while longer, wages will continue to be the main way people come by money, and prices will be needed to ration access to scarce goods and services.

In doing so they are being forced to ration access.

Saying they would ration access, riot police used teargas and stun grenades to drive back crowds, but they were overwhelmed on Saturday by several thousand people who tore through police lines or ran through nearby fields.

The truth is, they exist to ration access to benefits, despite the best efforts of staff.

"When prices ration access to life-saving technologies, you have morally unacceptable outcomes.

In the old days, people would be turned away from university because the government rationed access.

We could ration access to healthcare or, rather, ration more since this already happens even if no one likes to talk about it too much.