Examples of using Rationalised in English and their translations into Spanish
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The NSDS should provide prioritised rationalised and timetabled tasks(not everything can be done at once);
ignored or rationalised as a deserving treatment.
For this reason, advocacy activities need to be rationalised, prioritising initiatives with the greatest impact on consumers
The company now has a production area of about Binder Electronic Components in Grenchen successfully rationalised its fluid management by switching five different cutting oils to the Motorex Ortho NF-X universally deployable high-performance fluid.
Catford rationalised this theory in his book"Linguistic Theory of Translation":"Cultural untranslatability arises when a situational feature,
the filmmakers rationalised its presence by including a scene where Billy Lo disguises himself as one of Dr. Land's motorcycle-riding thugs, who all wear striped jumpsuits.
remote office communications and IT infrastructures to be reduced and rationalised.
can trigger more rationalised use of water.
public services around the world are being rationalised, digitalised and commercialized in the name of new public management and efficiency.
stating the act as something that could not be"rationalised or condoned.
will be restructured and rationalised to ensure a fiscally sustainable public administration; the civil service commission will be strengthened;
Rationalising the use of chemical products.
Rationalising the use of energy through installations which are more energy efficient.
It should rationalise governance structures
Goal 1: Optimise water circuits, rationalise water use and eliminate bad practices.
And no government can go on forever rationalising such an injustice to cajole its electorate.".
Lower Manas rationalises these and adds the intellectual faculties.
To analyse the past, rationalise the present and imagine the future.
You rationalise everything.
You're rationalising murder. The murder of a president.