Sentence examples for rationing on from inspiring English sources

The first one imposes rationing on districts to manage water shortage.

Conflict with professional and personal values was one implication of service rationing on individual physiotherapists charged with the dual dilemma of service provision within public sector budget constraints.

The government had already imposed rationing on food.

Nassau and Suffolk Counties, on Long Island, also announced odd-even rationing on Thursday.

New York City, Suffolk and Nassau all began gas rationing on Nov. 9.

If so, state authorities may be forced to impose water rationing on farmers, homes and businesses.

What did it matter that rationing dragged on?

The Alberta project, led by Brian Fisher, Professor of Sports Medicine, could threaten the world dominance of Viagra, Pfizer's anti-impotence drug, which last week was rationed on the NHS to one pill a week for a limited number of men.

Health care, he says, is rationed on "the worst possible criteria: one's ability to pay or one's health condition".

At this dose, only one cat left residuals of about 25% of its ration on two days out of the 2-week feeding period, yet still without signs of intolerability.

To eat, they cook meagre rations on open fires.