Although his past service to the republic and the empire undermined his credibility with the reactionary-royalist "ultra" party, Gouvion proceeded with a substantial reform program that included a recall to service of former Napoleonic officers, inducements for enlistment, a rationalization of promotion procedures, and the introduction of a lottery to fill quotas.
It provided for improvements in royal administration, greater efficiency in the courts, and a rationalization of civil and criminal procedures in the interests of justice.
He argues that abolition would elminate or greatly reduce some of the major difficulties in federal practice and procedure, make possible judicial rationalization of some areas of ancillary and pendent jurisdiction, and facilitate further statutory or rule reforms in the federal courts.
Reforms to the examination and certification system exemplified the government's thrust toward improvement of the education–economy link, toward rationalization of the system, and toward coordinated, standardized assessment procedures.
According to him, "the procedures and communicative presuppositions of democratic opinion- and will-formation function as the most important sluices for the discursive rationalization of the decisions of an administration bound by law and statute" (1996: 300).
Street congestion increased, despite the rationalization of traffic authorities.
Unfortunately, the lessons are merely a rationalization of prejudices.
But critical study need not entail rationalization of monstrous policies.
The panel ruled that Terry's convoluted rationalization of his remark to Ferdinand was, essentially, ridiculous.
This rationalization of school choice repeats over and over again across America.
In addition, the docking studies supported the rationalization of the biological evaluation.
