Sentence examples for and the rationalisation of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because they, unlike you, understand the stabilising clarification of the Union's powers, classified in part I and precisely defined in part III of the draft, and the rationalisation of its means of using them (six, rather than the current 15, instruments).

These include the ever increasing importance of the customer preferences in shippers' logistical arrangements, the closer integration between logistical decisions and production and marketing decisions, and the rationalisation of logistical and transport operations.

Post-operative predictions aid counselling and the rationalisation of adjuvant chemotherapy and the formal pathological variables are much better defined, validated and reproducible post-operatively.

Those features that might influence opportunities and pressure to abuse and the rationalisation of such behaviour, would be of particular interest as they would allow the reader to link the determinants identified by the framework with the findings presented in the review.

Subsequent structural studies have provided in depth knowledge of how this antileukaemia drug interacts with the catalytic site of the enzyme and allowed the rationalisation of mechanisms of drug-resistance which can lead to patient relapse.

Consolidation of the ITV network into fewer and fewer companies has led to the rationalisation of resources and production and the inevitability of centralised management.

Accurate assessment of response to preoperative therapy and its correlation with outcomes may facilitate the rationalisation of further treatment, limit surgery-related morbidity and mortality and optimise outcomes.

Now that is down to 36 and may go lower.Along with the rationalisation of the product range came a raising of sights to build better vehicles.

The development of one or more prognostic markers that would more accurately predict biological behaviour would enable the rationalisation of radical treatment, and achievement of subsequent health and economic benefits.

In future, it advised, mergers must not be mere formalities, but must allow the rationalisation of staff and branches.

As it is, the country has found itself strained by fighting three wars at a time of tight defence budgets, as well as by the rationalisation of regiments and defence bases at home.