rationed

States have made attempts to replace those meals by sending rations or cash to families, albeit with varying degrees of success.

So there’s the history of these really tightly controlled agricultural policies, as well as rations on food purchases, that continues into the early 1980s.

The World Food Program, for all its plaudits, needs to be part of that kind of answer—not just an org chart plugging hungry mouths with emergency rations, but a force that helps rebalance this off-kilter system.

You don’t have to rely on weird survival rations to make it through tough times.

From these, each precious drop of water was rationed upwards to meet the increasing needs of the people.

It is your breakfast, as much as mine; for I have shipped you on the books this morning, and of course you will be rationed.

To keep it from losing its effectiveness, Calhoun rationed himself on music, as on other things.

Peters was as good as his word—and that night he, with over twenty men, well-armed and rationed, started on their quest.

The rebel loss was much greater in the aggregate, as we captured and sent North to be rationed there over 6,100 prisoners.

You're asking for rationed food; for a shakedown, maybe, in a garret.