Sentence examples for further rationalisation from inspiring English sources

Later next month, Rod Eddington, BA's chief executive, will publish the results of an internal report that will lead to further rationalisation and job cuts.

MERGE 11 currencies into one, and further rationalisation is bound to follow, even or especially among the national central banks of the euro-zone.

Had Liana needed further rationalisation of her amiable freeloading, she might also have reasoned that in Kenya every white household was overrun with underemployed servants … So Liana's impromptu visit would provide the domestics with something to do.

Further rationalisation is expected as the bank attempts to reconcile its asset value with the discounted value caused by its interwoven ownership structure.OM Gruppen's bid for the London Stock Exchange failed, after only 6.7% of shareholders accepted the Swedish company's offer of £1 billion ($1.4 bilion).

Further rationalisation of the former MIS estate is projected, with some areas not expected to be commercially replanted as a consequence of being established on poor quality sites or other factors such as long distances to markets.

Concluding that this had reduced duplication and improved efficiency, he proposed further rationalisation by amalgamating Training and Maintenance Commands to form a new organisation, Support Command.

Analysts at Deutsche Bank: "Given the more difficult revenue environment we expect questions to management on potential further cost rationalisation".

It said: "In our view, this is likely to involve further retrenchment and rationalisation of the business, with profit recovery a long way off".

It is important to systematically identify the extent to which striving for (profit) optimisation is ethically justifiable when using automation to raise productivity: How should society deal with the elimination of further jobs through rationalisation?

The structure of the yeast Pol α CTD B subunit complex further allows the rationalisation of a number of experimental observations concerning the role of the CTD and its interaction with the B subunit.

Because these new technologies have arrived at a time when the social context – neoliberal capitalism – seems purpose-built for furthering the extreme rationalisation of work that the new technologies enable.