rationalization

Examples of rationalizing

rationalizing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Reforms designed to promote production by rationalizing agricultural markets for land, inputs, and products unintentionally discriminate against women living on small holdings.
Even without dissolving team farming itself, many identifiable economic problems could have been solved by rationalizing state agricultural policies.
Without democratic deliberation, power struggles became the main means for rationalizing the party-state's ideological and policy orientation.
But subjectively, the hardening and rationalizing make the misery more tolerable.
Note that this account re-motivates the lack of fit by rationalizing referent-indexicality as bystander-indexicality.
Clinical guidelines have received much attention as public policy tools for reforming and rationalizing health care (9;11;15;35;42;71).
Rationalizing the effects of modified electrostatic interactions in computer simulations : the dielectric self-consistent field method.
The women may also be rationalizing their situation since they are less likely to become pregnant than the younger women.
This will be a significant contribution toward rationalizing public and private healthcare expenditure and cost-effective management of patients with hip fractures.
No more filibustering, nor rationalizing, nor excuse making.
The central guideline was formulated on the basis of rationalizing the overlap of the two kinds of agricultural taxes, the rationality of each of the two taken for granted.
However, there is much sense in rationalizing the many hundreds of potentially useful species into a list of those food crops that have the greatest development potential and regional importance.
Was this emphasis in coverage consistent with rationalizing action?
Although stockout avoidance has been prominent in rationalizing stocks within the recent inventory literature, the model itself has not previously seen a quantitative dynamic stochastic general equilibrium inspection.
Despite an attempt at rationalizing the fiscal system, the politics of votes, threats and bargaining appears to have crept into even the institutions specifically designed to overcome such politicization.
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