It's harder to rationalise spending time, money, and resources on enhancing games that are no longer big sellers.
Medications should be rationalised at the time of a cancer diagnosis, especially in the setting of a poor prognosis.
"At the time, I rationalised and went on rationalising.
"This makes long-term investment in things like farm machinery or irrigation risky". The Bank said now was a good time to rationalise land ownership, so Africans could benefit more from surging commodity prices and strong levels of foreign investment.
By year two, he expects £200m in annual savings from jointly buying programmes, combining IT systems, producing live events, commissioning, rationalising suppliers and, over time, in product and set-top box development.
At the same time, he rationalised bus routes to ensure that they complemented and acted as feeder services for the company's railway lines, tripling the number of LGOC operated routes during 1912 and extending the area covered to five times its previous size.
Saying there was "no justification for terrorism", he added: "Instead of wasting your time trying to rationalise Palestinian terrorism, the United Nations should confront the Palestinian Authority to eradicate incitement coming from its highest echelons, permeating into the education system and social networks".
Ofcom, which today published its second review of public service broadcasting, has launched a consultation on proposals that would see ITV cut some daytime news bulletins, to preserve peak time news, and rationalise news bulletins in the England ad Scottish Borders region from 17 programmes to nine.
While the content of Max Hardcore's porn probably makes a lot of people feel nauseous, and it definitely makes the OPTF feel angry, confused, and ready to prosecute, it's hard to rationalise why his work would warrant jail time.
Experience of using insulin over time had helped them to rationalise the benefits and accept insulin as 'a friend' [ 24].
