Sentence examples for the strict rationing from inspiring English sources

The strict rationing has certainly strengthened President Saddam's control over his people.

Recently, however, California regulators approved new water conservation rules that will loosen the strict rationing Gov. Jerry Brown imposed a year ago.  .

He was friendly and talkative, and I learned that he was renowned among the monks as a soccer fanatic — Chelsea is his team — and that he once circumvented the monastery's strict rationing of television by tapping into the main cable line to watch matches.

Strict rationing of the highly effective statins before 2002 may have played a role.

Tens of thousands of people receive water only every third day under strict rationing recently imposed by the island government.

Lenders have imposed strict rationing on borrowers since the banking crisis was at its height in 2008.

But high prices or strict rationing would push more people back into the arms of the smuggling industry.Many of the questions raised by the scheme can be answered only by trying it.

During World War II, rubber was imported into the U.S. and was subject to shortages and strict rationing.

The ambulance commander made this decision with knowledge from experience that a sufficient amount of resources would be mobilized within a reasonably short time, so that strict rationing of personnel was not of the essence.

'Timed tickets and strict rationing of numbers is beginning to make the Taj a more magical experience.' One plan proposes to close the Taj Mahal off altogether, so visitors could only view it from afar.

A little later, during World War II, strict rationing left Britons with "scant butter, less flour, and no sugar to spare".