Sentence examples for form of rationing from inspiring English sources

The decision, in essence a form of rationing, was not made easily.

There would have to be some form of rationing or allocation so that the collecting would continue year round.

This is the natural consequence of a universal policy, which would bankrupt the country without some form of rationing care".

But there is another form of rationing: medical necessity clauses in benefits contracts used by all health plans.

In a more cost-conscious culture, there's no question that physician-assisted suicide could lead to a particularly sinister form of rationing.

With decibel counter in one hand and the week's tabulations in the other, monitors could calculate a "piano" or a "fortissimo" in terms of the weekly quota, as a form of rationing.

Although far less attention has been paid to the ongoing New Jersey court case surrounding the death of Ruben Betancourt, an anticipated ruling by that state's Superior Court -- which could come at any moment -- has the potential to apply a similar form of rational rationing to end-of-life decision-making in cases of medical futility.

"The NHS has to find £20bn of savings between now and 2015 and it is almost certain they will use forms of rationing and delay to achieve those savings," he said.

"I don't think that American patients would — or should — accommodate themselves to the long waits for care, limited options and other forms of rationing that inevitably accompany government health care monopolies," John C. Lechleiter, the chief executive of the drug maker Eli Lilly & Co., recently told a meeting of business leaders.

This paper contrasts the welfare costs of two forms of rationing: with and without license transferability among license holders.

Orient rejects the prevailing notion that the U.S. must choose between socialized medicine and corporate managed care, both of which she says are simply different forms of rationing.