Sentence examples for rationalisation of the from inspiring English sources

The board sets out rationalisation of the organisation – the 'ends'ends

Another is the extreme rationalisation of the depiction.

"Oh council house sales, the defeat of CND, the final rationalisation of the Ministry of Defence, and Liverpool".

The next step for large newspaper groups struggling to maintain profitability is an extensive rationalisation of the entire nation-wide structure of the industry.

It includes eco-taxes levied on polluters and a basic income for all, paid for by the rationalisation of the economy.

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 rationalisation of guidelines across the health-board was again justified by the fact that the absence of a coherent framework was leading to practical difficulties for patients and the MDT alike.

However the lack of an arbiter who could sift through the conflicting rationalisations of the warring parties has made the just war one of the hardest moral mazes.

Finally, Ross also points out that Binmore's objectives are as much normative as descriptive: he aims to show egalitarians how to diagnose the errors in conservative rationalisations of the status quo without calling for revolutions that put equilibrium path stability (and, therefore, social welfare) at risk.

Although there were many reasons why IPP was seen as important, such as support for and learning from each other, shared problem solving and rationalisation of effort, the most cited benefit was improved access and care for patients.

However, as BAT had a factory in each member country, it sought to gain regional economies of scale from the rationalisation of production within the region.