Sentence examples for of the rationalizations from inspiring English sources

Many of the rationalizations to justify the discrepancies have been debunked.

Other excuses emerge, as well for instance, time pressure but they're usually paired with one of the rationalizations above.

Blatter also acknowledged there was talk of expanding the World Cup to neighboring nations in the Middle East, since one of the rationalizations of the Qatar decision was to place the World Cup in a predominately Muslim nation for the first time — surely an admirable goal, in the big picture.

To see how much worse it could have been, consider some of the rationalizations that the so-called conservatives on the court offered for why the federal government should be able to continue recognizing only "traditional" marriages performed in the individual states.

Attempts to explain daily stock movements are usually foolish: a real-time survey of the 1987 stock crash found no evidence for any of the rationalizations economists and journalists offered after the fact, finding instead that people were selling because, you guessed it, prices were falling.

One of the rationalizations used for billing clients by the hour is that, at some level, your internal costs have a fee associated with their hourly consumption.

Law No.20 of 2015 amending some provisions of Law No.26 of 2008 on the rationalization of electricity and water consumption.

The French Revolution can be seen as a rousing crescendo in the symphony of support for the rationalization of government and society in Europe.

"Particularly in view of the rationalization and consolidation taking place in the global aviation industry".

The energy effects of the rationalization of industrial energy management are determined at the system boundary of an industrial plant.

"I'm sure there's some rationalization that went through their minds when people said, 'Why didn't you beat the Yankees?' and part of the rationalization was we were one player short, or something like that".