Examples of using Rationing in English and their translations into Hindi
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At this point in history, rationing had only just given way to The Rolling Stones.
Rationing and moderation programs such as Moderation Management
the divisional administration has ordered rationing of petrol and diesel in the valley.
article on November 30, 1942 covering the newly implemented coffee rationing.
However difficult these periods were(e.g. marked by considerable economic hardship and rationing), what is significant is that they were shaped by entirely different ideological
Civil Supplies Department and rationing in 1946 by merger of the Department of Food and Civil Supplies Department was established,
The government has warned citizens of the possibility of wider energy rationing, blaming terrorists for the sabotage of power plants,
For Israel, the decade of 1950 proved to be one of the‘rationing system' or the‘austerity measures'. However, the foundation of the future Israeli social system got laid in this decade.
Jackie Doyle-Price has told CCGs that their rationing tactics are unacceptable,
tap into groundwater reserves, or, worst-case scenario, implement rationing.
Umar introduced further reforms such as the introduction of food rationing using coupons, which were given to those in need and could be exchanged for wheat and flour.
in part, criticized for creating a rationing of health care.
Just be sure not to wear button-up knickers in the event of elastic rationing- during the 1940s,"escaping knickers" were a common but alarming sight around the ankles of European women hurrying about their business.
Interestingly, one of the few times Thatcher was known to have dropped the cast-iron façade for which she would become synonymous was when a political opponent accused her of being a“food hoarder”(an insult dating back to the time of rationing) when she was just an MP.
These included taxing people who have shutters on their windows, rationing candles, and waking people as soon as the sun comes up by ringing church bells and firing cannons.
The embargo caused gasoline shortages and rationing in the United States in late 1973,
Insurance companies put out propaganda that a public option will end up denying and rationing people health care, where the HMOs are denying people
to push ambitious proposals for dealing with climate change, the same way the threat of invasion galvanised British resolve to mass produce weapons and implement rationing in World War II.
Second World War ended, and especially after the rationing of food in this country after the war, a kind of fruit dessert
The series of attacks on Mexican-American teenagers by white servicemen stationed in Los Angeles in 1943 was ostensibly sparked by the fact that the young men's flashy suits flaunted wartime fabric rationing, but there were also racial motivations.