Sentence examples for rationalisation to from inspiring English sources
We expect further network modernisation and labour force rationalisation to drive the EBIT margin to 7.5% in FY17E (from 4.4%FY133).
Then, after a six-month wait, I received cognitive restructuring therapy, which used rationalisation to prove that my thoughts couldn't be true, based on x, y, z evidence.
Nelson said he has renamed the data centre rationalisation programme, 'hosting centre rationalisation' to avoid too much of a focus on data centres.
The American lawyers, best-known for the money they make, argued that partnerships with commercially oriented bodies might diminish lawyers' professionalism.BP Amoco, a British oil company, announced a shift from "rationalisation" to "expansion", with a rise in capital spending of $1.5 billion, to $13.5 billion a year for three years.
People paid $20 have an easy rationalisation to hand.
And yet the individuals involved tend to use a very consistent and discernible number of post-hoc rationalisations to account for what they did".
French Connection began a strategic review last year and the rationalisation added to previously announced decisions to cut head office jobs and pull out of markets such as Japan and Scandinavia.
Rather, they gain faith some other way and the arguments are post facto defences or rationalisations, attempts to reply to the rationalist atheist on her own terms, when the reality is the rules of engagement have never been accepted as fair.
Apart from vocational training issues the general common theme of his works Martin Baethge mainly addressed the radical changes to industrial work caused by technological reforms and linked his analyses on operational rationalisation processes to the demand for social reform prospects, which always included a more social working world.
By providing labour for this system, you are in effect part of it, whatever rationalisation used to excuse this fact.
"One way or another, nuclear generation will carry on," says David Newbery, professor of applied economics at Cambridge University.This means that rationalisation has to occur principally in the non-nuclear part of the industry.
