On the Foreign Relations Committee, he provides experience and advocacy on Latin America, but we'd like to see him exercise more leadership on tough issues like dealing with the chaos in Haiti and rationalizing immigration policy.
Without rationalizing specific policy choices, they describe the "paradox" Obama confronted on taking office when the country faced a genuine risk of another depression: "how to heal a fragile economy without simply reasserting the dominance of the forces that had brought that economy to the brink of ruin".
With a little technology we could strengthen security and rationalize immigration policy in the bargain.
Israel rationalizes its policy of separating Palestinians and settlers as a way to keep the peace between the two groups.
Despite Al Gore's reputation as a zealot, he and Bill Clinton proposed only incremental changes in environmental policy — rationalizing the stewardship of public lands and eliminating some of the most gaping loopholes in the nation's anti-pollution laws.
"Now we'll be able to rationalize our lending policy, linking it to reciprocity, and participate in the design of major exhibitions".
Newt explained that Pitt the Younger, "surrounded by the disciples" of Adam Smith, "rationalized British tax policy to create the commercial environment in which so much wealth is made that people were able to fight the Napoleonic Wars".
Formal equality of opportunity as characterized in this entry would not rationalize this legal policy.
Underground space as a valuable land resource can be integrated into a general urban resources management scheme and development policy, by rationalizing resource supply according to economic demand, and by coordinating stakeholders from the public administration, private developers and users.
I've been on conference calls where senior people in institutions who oppose a president's policy are rationalizing why a president did what he did and reminding people that we have other issues to fight on.
