rationing [ˈræʃənɪŋ] СУЩ. мн. отсут.
- rationing
- wydzielanie ср.
- rationing
- racjonowanie ср.
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The second method, bulk rationing, simply supplies the hiker with ingredients, allowing on-trail cooking with minimal prior planning, and is sometimes used for extended outings.
en.wikipedia.org In doing this they also had to implement rationing so that the consumption of domestic crops would be lowered.
en.wikipedia.org Wartime rationing continued, and was extended to bread.
en.wikipedia.org Road space rationing is another strategy generally viewed as more equitable than congestion pricing.
en.wikipedia.org Within months, he had introduced food-grain rationing in the state, a system which has continued with minor modifications to this date.
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