Sentence examples for * rationalization in from inspiring English sources
A. Accelerated depreciation would help marginally, but we need a further rationalization in telecommunication services.
But that was a rationalization: in truth, I was simply too hungry to mess around.
For example, rationalization in the banking and financial services sector has limited the creation of jobs.
There was also a general policy of privatizing state-owned assets throughout the 1990s, which promoted rationalization in many industries.
They are not only going to give some breathing room to the industry, but are showing some interest in negotiating global rationalization in steel-making capacity.
Newmont plans to pursue so-called property rationalization in Nevada, northern Ontario and Australia, with companies like Barrick Gold and Placer Dome of Canada, and AngloGold of South Africa -- its foe in the Normandy bidding war.
Rummy begins ladling out rationalizations in the preface.
When Kyle's wife, Taya, asks him about the letter afterward, he suggests that the soldier died precisely because he stopped believing in the mission a self-serving rationalization (belief in a mission would seem to have little to do with whether one is hit by an Iraqi sniper's bullet) that, even if Kyle believes it, is supposed to be porous, and then some, to the rest of us.
The study aim is to identify critical factors in the interaction between work environment interventions and independent rationalization measures in order to understand a potential negative interfering effect from concurrent rationalizations on a comprehensive work environment intervention.
Institutional rationalization was, in other words, predicated upon the rise of a peculiarly rational type of personality, or a "person of vocation" (Berufsmensch) as outlined in the Protestant Ethic.
Germany, Britain, the Netherlands and Sweden are strong supporters of agricultural reform and rationalization -- in part because they are big net contributors to the European Union budget; Germany pays over one-quarter of every euro the European Union receives.
