Examples of 'rationalised' in a sentence
Meaning of "rationalised"
To rationalise (verb) means to attempt to explain or justify (one's own or another's behavior or attitude) with logical, plausible reasons. In psychology, it also refers to the cognitive process of making a behavior seem rational and consistent with one's self-image
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- simple past tense and past participle of rationalise
- Given a rational explanation
- Reorganised, made more efficient.
How to use "rationalised" in a sentence
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So you rationalised it into something very different.
They should therefore be simplified and rationalised.
He rationalised and industrialised modern residential development.
Educational action is rationalised viaaudits and checklists.
Rationalised student loans as the beneficiaries paying.
The procedural codes need to be further rationalised.
So we rationalised it into three overlapping circles.
Some of the training areas will be rationalised.
The body was rationalised in order to render it more productive.
Talked about my fears and rationalised them.
The procedure can be rationalised if a large number of mouldings are involved.
The exchange of information could be rationalised.
You have rationalised it now.
The use of hearings will be rationalised.
I have rationalised this matter.
Raw material dependent firms rationalised as a result.
A factory with rationalised processes of production and widely automated.
The dissemination system will be rationalised and modernised.
Rationalised and digitised procedures.
Hodgins exhibits paranoia as well as a rationalised feeling of superiority.
The new rationalised centre provides efficient access to information.
Market review procedures can be rationalised and simplified.
I have rationalised all of this.
Programming activity should also be rationalised.
Ministers have rationalised religion.
The procedure of placement is largely standardised and rationalised.
I have always rationalised this.
Security professional organisations should be rationalised.
Appropriate and rationalised funding.
The existing opportunities should be seized and rationalised.
Protection and rationalised man.
This was rationalised to fixed dose combinations to be administered twice daily.
Always ready to start up thanks to a rationalised range of batteries.
Rationalised agricultural policies.
Need therefore exists to rationalised and simplify this system.
Controls on projects must be rationalised.
Revised rationalised approach.
This policy must be rationalised.
The infrastructure has been rationalised as freight traffic has declined in recent years.
The industry has to be rationalised.
So you rationalised it.
Instruments of cooperation will be rationalised.
These sites were eventually rationalised and the church refurbished.
Institutional arrangements and coordination mechanisms for climate change are rationalised.
Consequential amendments are based on the rationalised approach of the issue concerned.
Functions in direct contact with financial markets are the first to be rationalised.
Funding and organisational patterns are also rationalised to achieve greater impact.
Opposed to the rationalised trickery of the latter is the osmosis of incoherent crises.
But it will get rationalised.
Modern rationalised law is also codified and impersonal in its application to specific cases.
