Sentence examples for rationalizations of the from inspiring English sources

Whatever the justifications and rationalizations of the post-9/11 wars, they turned into efforts at changing a culture, by force of arms.

Blatter also acknowledged there was talk of expanding the World Cup to neighboring nations in the Middle East, since one of the rationalizations of the Qatar decision was to place the World Cup in a predominately Muslim nation for the first time — surely an admirable goal, in the big picture.

Some rationalizations of the possible roles of the graphitic shell are provided.

Rationalizations of the failure revolved around timing and market window problems (see Table 4 for example quotations).

Our in-depth analysis of both approximations indicates that they in fact provide smart and efficient rationalizations of the currently known intermediate rare earth oxides structures.

Even within the same pages of Vorbemerkung, he said, "rationalizations of the most varied character have existed in various departments of life and in all areas of culture" [Ibid., 26].

The docking studies, which supported the rationalization of the metabolic studies, constituted a prospective rational basis for the development of optimized ortho-quinone analogs.

"It could be a path to peace and rationalization of the relationship".

The new committee will help carry out "the simplification and rationalization" of the Vatican's departments, the Vatican said.

The rationalization of the administration of the Indies had started before Charles III with the creation of a new viceroyalty at Santa Fé de Bogotá (present-day Colombia) in 1717.

What's afoot is a global rationalization of the art game, whereby one kind of artist stays in the studio while another becomes familiar with many airports.