rationing

renault: another precedent gone. this has been a very interesting evening. i'll call you a cab. gasoline rationing time of night.

For the next few weeks, everyone's life was centered around the quake due to the constant media coverage and electricity rationing.

He said he wanted to economise without inflicting damage, by rationing funding according to excellence.

There is no doubt that other countries use comparative-effectiveness research as the basis for rationing.

Professor Anderson also suggests that we may need to see some form of carbon rationing like food rationing in wartime.

Rationing made textiles scarce and for almost a year, the costume operation shut down entirely.

As I wrote a few weeks ago, the British, unlike Americans, have positive memories of wartime austerity and even rationing.

The bureau will have been rationing water for tow days if it does not rain tomorrow.

Naturally, rationing did not apply to military men or civil servants, who got free fuel allocations.

Several provinces are rationing electricity to industrial users, forcing factories and mines to run at less than full capacity.

Dry conditions across the American West have spurred water rationing, hurt crop production, and doubled the prevalence of wildfires.

Beijing is rationing electricity supply as it rushes to meet ambitious energy and environmental targets by the year's end.

There was rationing of many materials and most building development was aimed at the inner cities, repairing bombing damage.

Queueing patiently were regarded as one of Brithish's typical characteristic, cultivated during the (war) rationing era.

A large number of enterprises have to face the "three one" "stop a week of the second" rationing measures.

Though income is the obvious way to measure how well people do under a system of price rationing, it is not the only item that matters.

They captured two valves of Peru's sole pipeline between the country's gas field and the coast, which could have led to fuel rationing.

As a result, the nation was said to be healthier in 1947, after eight years of brown bread and rationing, than it was in 1939.

The flight is said to have taken 16 hours amidst reports that the flight crew was rationing potato chips for its starving passengers.

Water rationing during the dry spell put a damper on activities from dish-intensive dinner parties to car washes and bubble baths.

Americans hate to be denied any kind of treatment: a delay in Provenge's approval prompted furious talk of rationing.

As with platform services, virtualization is an often used method to provide the on-demand rationing of the resources.

The panic spread to cities around the country, including Beijing, prompting some shops to impose rationing.

By rationing our energies in this manner, we would help toward the buildup and drama of a growing campaign.

To rein in the cost, some form of service rationing, which is still a taboo subject in the US, is unavoidable.

The Chinese government is rationing electricity supply as it rushes to meet ambitious energy and environmental targets by the year's end.

Such is the size of the European banking sector that credit rationing on this scale could tip the world back into recession.

Russia had largely outgrown rationing, although Russians had to stand in line for specific products, particularly alcohol.

Rationing will ensure survival of the weak and equity in distribution to the rest of the displaced population.

Finally, analyzes the adverse impact of the credit rationing and propose some appropriate countermeasures and suggestions.

Outdoor watering bans already cover the affected part of the state, and local governments are considering rationing.

Use them carefully, but do not impose severe rationing, especially for children, the ill, or the elderly.

Soft rationing means provisional capital constraints imposed by management as an aid to financial control.

This research topic, involved in this paper, comes from the gas transmission and rationing project of a city.

Few Americans will know that rationing in Britain was worse after the war than during it, making the cost of the airlift sharply greater.

China has power rationing now, as does Venezuela (a sign of incredible incompetence in an energy-rich country).

Coke itself was taxed first as a medicine, then as a soft drink, and survived sugar rationing. All the while the price stayed at a nickel.

The energy problem, worsened by the ongoing water shortage, may force Taipower to impose electricity rationing , the reports said.

Recent riots that followed gasoline rationing may be a sign of bigger troubles to come.

Artificially low prices often cause rationing and shortages and discourage future investment, resulting in yet further shortages.

With people having little incentive to conserve, the authorities then have to resort to rationing when droughts occur.

For power supply shortage Jiangsu and Zhejiang power rationing continued, limited Enterprise output, bulk orders for delivery delay.

Coupled with rationing of electricity supply and rising demand for diesel, inflationary pressures are becoming far more pronounced.

Private motoring for pleasure had virtually ceased in the last couple of years because of the ever stricter petrol rationing .

Rationing started that spring, and most of the kids were going straight into the service as soon as they graduated and turned eighteen.

The export reduction, however, signals that rationing may be starting with soybean prices at such high levels.

Chinese local credit rationing is presented outstandingly as "bank-government barriers" of financial market.

From the top, a body of experts can be empowered to make rationing decisions.

Man-hour rationing is an important and basic work for the modern enterprise management.

And then, it formulates an OLS model to further analyze and testify the relationship between banking sector structure and credit rationing.

Credit rationing through governmental financial intervention are different from the east, west and midland economics areas of China.

Second, electricity rationing may keep output depressed for longer than originally anticipated.

That has led to rationing and long lines at filling stations, disrupting cargo shipments.

and Britain started the 20th century with a huge empire and piles of overseas assets but was rationing food in peacetime by the late 1940s.

Who's going to organize electronics? [Kate starts walking toward Jack. ] You? Rationing food? Okay.

As a local energy official, Ms Rousseff kept the lights on after a drought in 2001 led to electricity rationing.

In rationing electricity, Hunan officials have given priority to big cities like Changsha, the provincial capital.

That, in turn, merely drove down prices further, leading to more credit rationing, bankruptcies , and bank failures.

Every effort must be made to increase the quantity of water available so that strict rationing is unnecessary.

Black markets will of course arise, as well as rationing if resale for profit becomes too obvious.

It will focus remaining bullion production primarily and gold and silver eagles -- which it already began rationing earlier this year.

The aim was to encourage a public rethink on subsidies and food rationing.

The difference in regional credit rationing degree will have an asymmetrical influence on regional real economy through credit channel.

Conservative talk radio predictably dubbed him "Dr Death" . Republicans vowed last week to outlaw the rationing of care by age.

and there exists credit rationing of credit distribution among different regions.

Billy Tauzin, the drug industry's chief lobbyist, protests that European-style rationing would cost American lives.

While China experiences power cuts each summer, some provinces have started rationing earlier than usual this year.

High prices (expressed in dollars) are necessary for this rationing to happen given finite supply.

Once inflation exceeds 20% and energy rationing reaches homes, Argentines will surely demand solutions to these problems.

Power rationing pressure growing, extending the destocking process.

Kenya's major power company has instituted systematic power rationing until power supplies improve.

Introduces the working priciple, characteristic and applying effect of microcomputer control rationing belt scales system.

People with skill and ability, luck, and willingness to work hard do well under a system of price rationing.

Everyone wants a high quota, so the rationing process turns into the bargaining process. The argument never stops.

And production costs are rising because electricity rationing requires the use of generators and changes in the manufacturing process.

Ecuador badly needs the plants: it was forced to start rationing power this month.

The coupons were a way of rationing food.

Today our practice of rationing resources through monetary methods is irrelevant and counter-productive to the well-being of people.

The government has extended nationwide power rationing after a prolonged drought led to a 230 megawatt (MW) deficit on the national grid.

Crop failure and famine in the deserted interiors; emergency rationing in the teeming coastal cities.

Credit rationing has greater impact on economic development in western region, but not significant in eastern and central regions.

Price increases may be prevented by rationing and other administrative controls.

Yet all China wants to do about it is continue rationing by tightening banks' capital requirements.

In 1948, the demand that built up during World War II rationing programs had been sated.

In 1947, the British still had widespread food rationing.

And the State Power Information Network, a government organisation, forecast worse shortages and more power rationing next year.

Iranians are also distressed by unprecedented oil rationing.

Impact of power rationing is not just limited production needs.

Several regions are rationing power supplies as coal shortages become acute.

The island city of Zhoushan in Zhejiang Province started water rationing on Wednesday, according to Xinhua, the state news agency.

The island city of Zhoushan in Zhejiang Province started water rationing on Wednesday, according to Xinhua, the state news agency.

With the establishment of refined oil rationing center, ration by automobile is becoming the major way to distribute oil products.

American resistance to Canadian-style rationing is also why the reform provides so few serious cost controls.

"We are seeing a classic demand rationing rally but without any evidence that prices are managing to ration demand. "

Shortages, food rationing, long lines in stores, and acute poverty were endemic.

Credit rationing has implications for all sectors of the economy.

Rationing anything creates distortions in the price.

Meantime, gas stations rationing their supply have extended to Tokyo.

The local credit rationing exists universally in addition to structural credit rationing in Chinese credit market.

Initially, rationing of scarce water may be needed.

Initially, rationing of scarce water may be needed.

Back then, only rationing kept the lights on, and the after-effects dampened demand for some years.

Because of the gas rationing still in effect, there was little traffic on the Belt Parkway to Manhattan.

China's credit rationing creates distortions in the price of capital.

We consumed too much water before the drought and had to resort to rationing.

In other words, the government tries to do through rationing part of the job that a free market would have done through prices.

Britain's salt mines are working round the clock and rationing is on the cards.

There are weakness and even lack of Credit business and policy in forest product processing resulted in the phenomenon of credit rationing.

Building society is warning of mortgage rationing.

An alternative to rationing cash is to ration goods.

An alternative to rationing cash is to ration goods.

Today, with quotas rationing access to finance, there is a flourishing informal market in credit.

But the plan would, in fact, have led to draconian rationing.

On January29th the authorities said power cuts and rationing would continue until July.

In the US livestock and poultry industries, demand rationing has been uneven.

There was gas rationing in 1973. The energy crisis was in full bore.

The main point: China rationing power.

In 2007, there were riots when the government decided to begin rationing subsidised petrol.

Not everyone does equally well under a system of price rationing.

Republicans vowed last week to outlaw the rationing of care by age.

Republicans vowed last week to outlaw the rationing of care by age.

For decades in China there was rationing of everything from meat to cloth. I grew up knowing and experiencing hunger.

Many firms do use soft capital rationing, however.

The high oil price was already doing its job of rationing demand.

Post-war rationing continued, but the era was marked by public enthusiasm and hope for the future.

Policymakers took measures such as rationing power to ensure adequate supplies, especially at hospitals and schools.

Food rationing was very common during the 1940s in Europe.

A cold wave sweeping across large swathes of China has forced power rationing in some provinces.

Article 20 the household car allocation principles for all family rationing household car a car.

So now, we're here rationing water.

So now, we're here rationing water.

What this means, says Dr Barrasso, is that "Dr Berwick is a self-professed supporter of rationing health care. "

On March 29th, 1943, World War Two meat, butter and cheese rationing began.

The government resorted to rationing meat.

The reality is that America, like Britain, already makes extensive use of rationing.

Last year, because of the drought, we had water rationing every other day.

Factors considering during the rationing of capital includes growth potential, maturity of market, profitability of business

A Study of Rationing Accounts in the Early Period of the Tang Dynasty Excavated in Turfan

Credit Rationing of Commercial Bank to Non-stated Owned Business and Perfection of the Corresponding Credit Guarantee System

Asymmetry Information and Credit Rationing--The Reasons and Suggestion for the Financing Dilemma of China's Mini-middle Enterprises

Asymmetry Information and Credit Rationing--The Reasons and Suggestion for the Financing Dilemma of China's Mini-middle Enterprises

Probe into the Petroleum Enterprise's Carrying out the Rationing Delivery System in the Material Supply

Empirical Research on Response of Earnings Management Behaviors of Listing Companies to Shares- rationing Polices

The Specialized Universal Training and its Rationing System of the Revenues

Adverse Selection and Credit Rationing: Analysis of Financing Adversity for Middle and Small Enterprises

The rationing analyse of light sensitivity in the central visual field in the normal subjects

Financing and Credit Rationing of Agriculture Economical Organization

Effects of Supplementation Different Rationing Feed Enzymes on the Performance of Weaned Calves

On the Mechanism that the Stock Rationing Function on the Macroeconomic Fluctuation

Rationing Research on Contents of Radioelements and Metamict Degree of Zircons

Rationing Research on Contents of Radioelements and Metamict Degree of Zircons

The procreant reason of credit rationing and its govern solution

By rationing, we refer to a quantity limit set by a provider;

Selection and Rationing of Gas Compressor Group in Compressor Station of High-pressure Gas Pipeline

A Comprehensive Model for the Credit Rationing of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises

Relation between Cognition Difference on Risk and Degree of Credit Rationing

An economic analysis on asymmetric information, credit rationing and the indirect financing Gap of SMEs

The Principle and Method of Economic Efficiency Evaluation of Project Capital Rationing

An Analysis on the Rationing Standard and Rigging Behavior of Marketed Corporations

Research on the Effect of Different Rationing Motor Load on Sensibility Changes and Accuracy of Shoots in Basketball Athletes

Research on the Effect of Different Rationing Motor Load on Sensibility Changes and Accuracy of Shoots in Basketball Athletes

Options Pricing Analysis of Equilibrium Credit Rationing

The Operation of Logistical Rationing in Electronic Business Mode

Safety design of fitment electricity rationing system

The Credit Rationing Influence on the Monetary Policy's Effective

Optimization of Credit Transmission Mechanism of Chinese Monetary Policy Based on the Credit Rationing

Rationing problem in capital investment

At some point we may be faced with the rationing of air miles;

The Pattern of Credit Rationing in State-owned Commercial Banks

Substitution of rationing for exchange

Substitution of rationing for exchange

Credit rationing: from model in theory to Chinese practice

Nutrition Evaluation of Amino Acids in the Rationing of Giant Panda

Financial Guarantee for Rural SMEs: From an Angle of Credit Rationing

A Study on Credit Rationing in Home Mortgage Market

Gas rationing and power outages in New York

Credit Rationing Produced by Moral Hazard and It's Elimination

gas and petrol rationing in Iran;

Rationing off bits of myself

Economic Analysis of Credit Rationing on Private Housing in China

Diesel Fuel Shortage in China Triggers Long Lines, Rationing