Sentence examples for a rationalisation from inspiring English sources

Yes, a rationalisation was expected, but not in this way.

My "distress" purchases were in part a rationalisation of my own indolence.

And there could not be a more rational man to carry through a rationalisation.

Now, even if it's just a rationalisation or an excuse, it's in the vocabulary.

In some respects this is a rationalisation for inaction on human rights.

The first is simply a rationalisation for a government policy of deep welfare cuts.

Is it too much to hope that the BBC, just for once in its history, can volunteer a plan for a radical rationalisation of its size, scope and complexity?" Well, Lord Grade takes the Tory whip these days.

"It was very much a matter of a business rationalisation.

Where once too many companies did too many things in different sectors, a brusque rationalisation has taken place, says James Ableggen, a business academic.

The first thing to be said about the overhaul of state pensions unveiled on Monday is that the Liberal Democrat minister, Steve Webb, deserves kudos for securing a rare reform in the genuine sense, of a progressive rationalisation.

In a sense, this added dimension to |the dockyard is a cultural rationalisation – but with plenty of inspiration in the way that previously unseen maritime artefacts are displayed alongside great naval art and intricate model ships.