Sentence examples for rationalisation and from inspiring English sources

With huge overcapacity in the European car market, rationalisation and redundancies were inevitable.

Music executives prefer to talk of synergy, rationalisation and strength through partnership.

The chief executive is babbling about synergies, benefits of rationalisation and economies of scale.

This is called "rationalisation" and impresses shareholders and competitors no end.

Would the contracts permit amalgamation and rationalisation and what would happen to competitiveness?

With Icap management suggesting its cost response is likely to be limited to support function rationalisation and slowly lowering comp.

He thinks we should look through the sell job and the rationalisations and the blame shifting and work out who benefits, and why.

It's unconscionable, and we have to own it, because owning our collective travesty without rationalisations and weasel words is the first step towards having the moral clarity to change it.

Towards the end of each interview, participants were asked, 'Who has had the strongest influence on your feeding decisions since we last spoke?' Any qualitative and survey data enquiring about experiences may be influenced by post-hoc rationalisations and priming by earlier discussions.

Although this approach to qualitative data analysis shares common features with some of the more standard thematic analysis, it is unique in that it provides a practical and systematic technique for breaking up text, and finding within it explicit rationalisations and their implicit signification [ 26].

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.