After years of critics' preaching about the need to rationalize the system, now there are finally a few breakthroughs.
That's an utter betrayal, though, for aid groups to be fighting this effort to rationalize the system.
In 2007, Nancy Pelosi, the House speaker, made a token gesture toward rationalizing the system by creating a select intelligence oversight panel.
Dynamic leadership and relentless focus on rationalizing the system of care can spur a transformation to improve the nation's health, but "cuddles" should not be expected to last.
Deregulated utilities have formed transmission organizations to rationalize the system.
And the steadily-building pressure of this growing effort to rationalize the system led many to ask why we have debt-based system at all - a system where $1.3 trillion in debt now burdens and distorts the lives of over 41 million people in America.
In 1866 he patented a design for a railway brake and read a paper before the Connecticut Academy, entitled "The Proper Magnitude of the Units of Length", in which he proposed a scheme for rationalizing the system of units of measurement used in mechanics.
One group advocated comprehensive administrative reform, calling upon the government to rationalize the systems of civil service examination, education, taxation, and land administration.
Had Tom Friedman been president in the 1990s, I'm confident he would have put in place a reasonable system of basic healthcare for all featuring private provision, rationalized the tax system, achieved real progress on limiting the growth of entitlements, and strengthened, not undermined, our financial system.
Proclamation No. 70 of 1 November 1944 more clearly defined the status of a landowner and thereby rationalized the tax system.
