Sentence examples for rationalised through from inspiring English sources

For Israel, it is the right to exist in peace and security within its 1967 borders that can be rationalised through swaps of territory.

These results are checked for consistency and rationalised through the social mimicry features of the algorithm.

The effects of steric bulk and stereochemistry are rationalised through conformational analysis (NMR and X-ray crystallography) of the starting dipeptide amides, the product diketopiperazines and key analogues.

This role is rationalised through reference to the UK City Deals model and is made possible by vertical fiscal imbalance (the tax revenue it raises considerably exceeds its expenditure responsibilities).

Findings of the analysis show that, despite the different designs of the two approaches, both methods give a similar outcome leading to the identical conclusion that the network under investigation can be rationalised through merging the less efficient stores with the more efficient ones.

Regiments and other units were rationalised through amalgamation or disbandment.

System 1 can often be reactive and impulsive and set up the emotional responses that we then rationalise through System 2. Language, of course, is deeply meshed with the immediacy of our responses and with the nature of our identity.

26 Women's instinctive desire to protect their children meant images of ill and vulnerable babies and children, or showing children bereft of care, cut through rationalised defences and elicited strong self-referent emotions.

He rationalised his rage and guilt through Bruce Lloyd, a therapist who uses pain as part of the healing process.

The original roots of the "corporate identity" business lay in design-led American companies which, from the 30s to the 50s, rationalised the look of great corporations through the application of massive design programmes.

Topic areas were identified initially through an inductive approach, then rationalised into seven broad themes.