Examples of using Rationing in English and their translations into Chinese
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After the war, years of food shortages, and rationing, the horn of plenty for many was, of course, the supermarket.
Over many years, the health community has generated extensive literature and practice on prioritizing and rationing health interventions.
Anchoring effects explain why, for example, arbitrary rationing is an effective marketing ploy.
The plan would include mitigation measures to reduce the impacts of drought, and establish a water rationing scheme when necessary;
FAO established more than 1,200 community and household-level rainwater harvesting cisterns to improve water availability and water rationing through resource management.
It was emphasized that consistency is needed in the plans of all the relevant ministries with regard to the sharing and rationing of water resources.
What might lead Apple or Google to start rationing access to notifications?
Further restrictions on food production eventually led to the introduction of rationing in 1918.
In 1936 prices were frozen, and on January 1, 1937, rationing was introduced for butter, margarine and fat;
Connie would have been ashamed to put slop like that on the table no matter how bad rationing got.
For instance, 98 per cent of the population of Kyrgyzstan have access to the electricity grid, but there are forced blackouts and rationing when hydropower abates during the winter.
Rationing is now rarely reported in the three northern governorates for most drugs, although shortages remain for specific items.
Rationing, far from being ended, actually became stricter: bread, which had been freely on sale during the war, was rationed from 1946 until 1948;
Monk: Sustainability has been an ongoing concern of mine since gas rationing in the 1970s, when there first was talk of water shortages and overpopulation.
The practice of drug rationing continues throughout the 15 governorates, particularly in health centres and hospital outpatient departments, but hospital inpatient and emergency services are not practising drug rationing.
Den Uyl said in a speech on national television that"things would never return to the way they were" and implemented fuel rationing and a ban on Sunday driving.
Changes are expected to reduce the State payroll by more than 1 million workers over the next three years, and a gradual elimination of the rationing system has been proposed.
The border crossing points were regularly closed, cutting off the main supply routes, and the Mission was forced to reprioritize its requirements and to introduce a strict rationing system for fuel.
Sadly there are big negatives to this such as pollution, water rationing, global warming, social disruption and increased vulnerability to physical and cyber attack.
What measures have been taken to prevent any form of discrimination in the rationing of the supply of electricity, including through the" ABC policy"(E/C.12/UNK/1, para. 606)?