Sentence examples for used rationing from inspiring English sources

Other developed nations have used rationing and wait times to distribute this service.

For her marriage to Philip Mountbatten, in 1947, during the postwar recovery years, she used ration tokens to get the satin cloth for her wedding dress.

He remarked on the extraordinary changes he has witnessed in China since his first visit in 1974, when he used ration coupons borrowed from friends to buy a padded cotton jacket to protect him from the unexpected cold.

Citizens bought war bonds and used ration books.

He snacked on chewy malt candy, using rationing coupons to pay a street peddler who would chip off chunks of the candy with a small metal spike.

When Fleming began writing, British families were still using ration cards and the Empire was mostly a memory.

Mr. Bremer and some governing council members object that using ration cards would disenfranchise exiles who have returned since Saddam Hussein's fall.

Using ration-cards as registration cards would be plainly less than perfect, though they may have been used in local elections.

Sometimes they have stolen it, sometimes they have obtained it by using ration coupons they have bought at a discount from people who lack the connections to change their coupons for food.

To analyse polarisation sensitivity, we use ration between transmittance for p- and s-polarisation of the light (T p /T s ).

We re-analyzed existing data using rations and dietborne metal concentrations and used daily dose, species and life stage to define the toxicity of dietborne Cu and Zn to fish.