Rationing wasn't in it.

Gasoline rationing, time of night.

There was gas rationing in 1973.

Questioning my accounts, rationing my beer... HUSH!

Some people believe they're going through unofficial rationing.

Indeed, the government indicates that it may begin rationing gasoline.

I'll call you a cab. Gasoline rationing, time of night.

What with rental permits... gas rationing, you know what I mean.

Collective oil rationing, energy conservation and regional stockpiling could also be considered.

Jordan states that this rationing was due to the increase in its population.

There are 38 municipalities in the countryside who are going through official water rationing.

Food rationing was not based on sex allocation depended on the individual's age and job.

Second, energy rationing policies like cap and trade will be a permanent drag on economic activity.

Many measures of state control of the economy imposed during the war were continued, although the rationing of dairy products was lifted in 1949, while price control and rationing of housing and cars continued as long as until 1960.

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

The second quota comprises of 106 billion liters and should last until March 2015 without water rationing.

Such shortages could result either in chaotic supplies and power outages or in a coordinated policy of energy rationing.

From those cities, 38 have started a water rationing plan, where the supply is alternated between neighborhoods every week.

The popularity of carrot cake was probably revived in Great Britain because of rationing during the Second World War.

2007 Gasoline Rationing Plan in Iran was launched by president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's cabinet to reduce that country's fuel consumption.

The rationing system, allows private drivers only 100 liters (26 gallons) of fuel per month at the subsidized price.

Our practice of rationing resources through monetary control is no longer relevant and is actually counterproductive to our very survival.

Tighter credit rationing will then further hamper the ability of households and firms to borrow, spend, invest, and sustain economic growth.

And the policy challenges are daunting the eurozone s recession is deepening as front loaded fiscal consolidation and severe credit rationing continues.

Indeed, according to Raúl, the state controlled food rationing system is a factor of immobility, but no one knows what might replace it.

The credit crunch in the banking system is becoming more severe as banks deleverage by selling assets and rationing credit, exacerbating the downturn.

The ideal situation would have been for each family to receive as much as it needed, but shortages had forced rationing of food.

Indeed, conditions in Iran s oil industry had so deteriorated in 2007 that gasoline rationing was introduced, opening the way to a thriving black market.

Consequently, the institution of the rationing programme does not in itself provide evidence that the population was actually deprived of the use of water.

But, for the same reason, efficiency rules often do meet with protest when they are used or proposed for rationing medical services in everyday medicine.

Oil Minister said the gasoline rationing scheme has helped the country curb consumption by up to 20 million liters a day or 4 billion (2008).

Borrowing costs are rising for highly indebted sovereigns, credit rationing is undermining small and medium size companies, and falling commodity prices are reducing exporting countries income.

By December 1991, the shortages had resulted in the introduction of food rationing in Moscow and Saint Petersburg for the first time since World War II.

At that time, the 2007 Gas rationing plan will come to an end (the quota system will remain in place while gasoline prices will be increased).

Vivid images have stuck in people s minds from that episode long lines of cars at gas stations, people riding bicycles to work, gasless Sundays and other rationing schemes.

US financial institutions should have continued to lend to distressed borrowers, in order to prevent a spiral in which credit rationing forced price reductions and intensified world deflation.

This means that over the longer term, everyone will be competing for a piece of a pie that is smaller than it would have been without energy rationing.

In order to curb investment demand, tighter credit rationing and monetary policy are inevitable in 2008, while investment projects and land use will be subject to more rigorous control.

In advanced economies, the main mechanisms for transmitting balance sheet damage to the real economy were credit rationing and reduced consumption due to loss of net worth in households.

The Panel also observes that, although Jordan's rationing programme limited the number of water delivery days, it did not necessarily limit the quantity of water that was actually delivered.

And that our outdated methods of rationing resources through monetary control are no longer relevant and, in fact, very counterproductive to the efficiency of society and hence our survival.

Itu, a city with 163,000 inhabitants, has experienced rationing since February and has been supplied poorly, with the district having to buy 3 million liters of water daily from nearby cities.

These conditions had all the makings of a depression scenario, with credit rationing destroying businesses indiscriminately, and thus required fast, aggressive, and unconventional action by the US government and the Federal Reserve.

But we are not interested in what the multiplier is when the unemployment rate is 3 and the government is trying to diminish consumption and boost private savings via rationing and patriotism based bond drives.

Regarding the fuel rationing program, if the plan had not been executed, Iran would have had to import 33 million liters of gasoline per day in 2007 8 and 44 million liters in 2008 9.