Rationalisation in a sentence

Rationalisation Many scholars have described rationalisation and the question of individual freedom in an increasingly rational society, as the main theme of Weber's work.

Over the last couple of years, the company focused on improving margins by taking several cost rationalisation initiatives and emphasising on enhancing productivity.

The diesel subsidy rationalisation currently affects all petrol stations across Peninsular Malaysia.

The mantra of “rationalisation and simplification” is off to a strong start.

The 'rationalisation and relocation’ of parking areas to create ‘high quality’ development sites for the town centre are also included in the local authority's vision.

West Bengal Finance Minister Chandrima Bhattacharya had raised the issue in the meeting of the Group of Ministers (GoM) on rate rationalisation last month and the matter was referred to the fitment committee for further data analysis.

He said the approaches included cost control and management, strategic partnership, vertical integration and diversification and portfolio rationalisation and operational resilience.

It also affects the transmission of policy rate cuts, which is why the RBI has also advocated rate rationalisation on small savings.

Of particular relevance to the QAnon discussion is the mechanism of “rationalisation”—the tendency to deal with emotional turmoil by conjuring seemingly logical and self-serving explanations.

Rationalisation of interest rates was imperative for businesses to thrive and RBI was expected to bow down to the pressure from industry and government.

Simplification, rationalisation and transparency are the mantras for opening banking, FDI or natural resource allotment.

The company also took various cost rationalisation initiatives in the areas of payroll, advertising and marketing and other overheads including deferral of avoidable operating costs, through which the management could bring down cashburn significantly.

There is little that is inspiring about glorifying billionaires, defending them in a cult-like rationalisation and justifying that owning a business is a ticket to entrance into politics.

These loans do not just help in profit-making, but in cost rationalisation.

However, since it was also found to be overpriced, a cost rationalisation plan was recommended.

We started rationalisation last year,” he says, adding that a boutique consulting firm has been engaged to help navigate the course.

Within the party, the rationalisation is more factional than female.

He is on record as saying Government was trying to reduce the wage bill through the rationalisation of civil servants jobs and abolition of some posts to create savings.

Lee said if plans for fiscal and debt consolidation are credible and involve structural reforms, there is every chance growth can resume even as cuts or rationalisation of public spending take hold.

Proper mechanisms for undertaking the rationalisation exercise and safeguarding the rights of workers should be pronounced.