Sentence examples for the rationalizations of from inspiring English sources

Third, all the rationalizations of this Depression-era legislation have become risible.

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.

The sad truth is that reporting on major corruption, say, the rationalizations of a president who has authorized torture, doesn't cut it as a marketing bonanza.

Frequently ill-equipped and at times improperly motivated "mediators" are mandated; but in the end they fall victim to frustrations, personal ambitions or just adopt the rationalizations of those seeking to hide behind narratives of age- old ethnic and/or religious hatreds, something that ignored Syria's and BiH's history and undermined a return to normalcy and peace.

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

Street congestion increased, despite the rationalization of traffic authorities.

Key features of the new system were the rationalization of public expenditures and the improvement of patient care services.

In 1917, Max Weber said that the rationalization of Western society had brought about the "disenchantment of the world".

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.

The rationalization of the structures adopted by purely ionic solids is essentially a straightforward exercise in the analysis of electrostatic interactions between ions.

"In the second half of the eighteenth century, the Romantics revolted against the Industrial Revolution — against the rationalization of nature," Friedman told me.