ration

IPA: rˈæʃʌn

(transitive) To supply with a ration; to limit (someone) to a specific allowance of something.
(transitive) To portion out (especially during a shortage of supply); to limit access to.
(transitive) To restrict (an activity etc.)

Examples of "ration" in Sentences

The price/quality ration is very high and the reel performed flawlessly.
The daily food ration from the meagre stocks was about half a spoonful of tuna or salmon.
Student-teacher ration is about 8 to 1, and about one out of every five Skeners is of school age.
RENEE MONTAGNE, host: In Cuba, everyone gets a basic monthly food ration from the communist government.
Sure, superdestroyer, but to argue that they are passed on to consumers at anything close to a 1: 1 ration is equally foolish.