Compulsive checking may arise in response to obsessions that focus on threat and danger, although, recently, the opposite has been proposed – that over-expression of checking behaviour might drive the development of obsession, perhaps to rationalise or justify excessive, compulsive action [4].
Bureaucracy, according to Weber, is essential to rationalise the effects of the extension of citizenship to the masses, rather than solve coordination problems created by the development of markets.
This study could contribute to the future clinical development of S1 and rationalise the use of other pan-Bcl-2 inhibitors alone or in combination with kinase inhibitor-based strategies.
"Faced with these challenges, we are today announcing decisive plans to further integrate the business and reduce the cost base, rationalise our product development and focus on fewer, bigger opportunities".
Though a significant development, it is short of what's needed to rationalise the fiscal system in China, but is another indication of the concern over the housing market.
The founders of Seattle adopted an urban development approach similar to other North American cities and implemented large-scale engineering projects to rationalise the landscape while solidifying the municipal government as the ultimate arbiter of human/nature relations.
Using ambiguous jargon ("rationalise", "consolidate", "strategic development"), it says that the government will keep some companies, allow others to find foreign partners, perhaps divest a few, start a few others, and so on.
He also needs to rationalise the ranges.
I long ago learnt to rationalise the situation.
