rationalisation|rationalisations in English

noun rationalisation (Brit.)

act of inventing possible reasons for an action that are not based on the true reasons; act of giving a rational explanation, act of basing things on logic or reason (also rationalization)

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1. The rationalisation affected people and products.

2. But otherwise you are caught in a rationalisation.

3. It has huge social and cultural landscapes displaying many relationship pairs between man and society, reality and ideal, non- rationalisation and rationalisation .

4. Mr Sugar is ploughing on with the rationalisation announced last year.

5. The enlarged Group provides enhanced opportunities for portfolio rationalisation through sales and asset swaps.

6. The respondents were also asked a supplementary question designed to elicit their rationalisations for their decisions.

7. In the mills additional factors have been rationalisation and the use of more modern machinery.

8. 17 The respondents were also asked a supplementary question designed to elicit their rationalisations for their decisions.

9. Actuating tools stand for maximum rationalisation and optimisation potential in machining

10. Second, remember that rationalisation tends to reduce the emotional impact of both positive and negative events.

11. Another challenge will be to carry out rationalisation in Europe in the face of political opposition.

12. Eight maids a-milking Rationalisation is not finished yet in the Northern Ireland dairy industry.

13. The maintenance, upkeep , checking, repair, upgrading, rationalisation and extension of plants complete the available services.

14. Rationalisation of transhumance accounted for around 19 % of the total expenditure and was the third measure.

15. Three other schools are to have ballots of parents on opting out, in response to regional rationalisation plans.

16. The legal market is being driven by economic rationalisation, demographic saturation, marketplace maturation, consumer-driven deregulation and globalisation.

17. The menace in that, as everyone knows, is that with system comes rationalisation and loss of vitality.

18. Aviation has thus missed out on the sort of global rationalisation that occurs in most other industries.

19. 28 The legal market is being driven by economic rationalisation, demographic saturation, marketplace maturation,(www.Sentencedict.com) consumer-driven deregulation and globalisation.

20. In general, the rationalisation of statistical data across time periods involves complex processes of calendarisation and seasonal adjustment

21. Perhaps the rationalisation the person devises for coping with the first loss is shattered by the second loss.

22. Banks appreciate the cost-saving rationalisation effects and customers benefit of the 24-hour service of the automatic machines.

23. He said the continuing difficulties had meant 100 jobs going last year, contributing to rationalisation costs of ￡6 million.

24. The workforce in distribution began to decline with increased concentration in retailing, rationalisation and the development of larger stores.

25. He said it was possible to apply this rationalisation to non-IT examples including the US's War on Terror.