THEN YOU'VE GOT 43 BILLION OF THAT, THAT IS SALES RATIONALIZATION, IT'S BACK OFFICE RATIONALIZATION.
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The rationalization is that it's no big deal, Hanson says.
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The SEC has claimed this is a "post hoc" rationalization.
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Rationalization is the enemy of happy families, according to Biden.
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This excuse is used as a blanket rationalization for inequality.
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The plague of rationalization There are many reasons startups fail.
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But the overall, secular trend is still for store rationalization.
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It all comes down to what industry watchers call rationalization.
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We see signs of rationalization in the competitive dynamics in ridesharing.
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But once we know the outcome, post-hoc rationalization sets in.
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That's a long way to describe what insiders are calling rationalization.
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For those capable of rationalization, the statements were in fact complimentary.
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Early in my career, I had my own moment of rationalization.
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However, rationalization has increasingly been a topic of conversation by executives.
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It's because of impurity in local village organization — that was Mao's rationalization.
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That is a defining feature of these modern Republicans: contorted moral rationalization.
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I think I underestimated the power of rationalization as a human psychological fact.
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She keeps building up chipper towers of rationalization only to see them crumble.
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The manufacturing and rationalization of neoliberalism in the hemisphere has driven the migration.
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They are guided less by unifying aesthetic principles than by supply chain rationalization.
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In my experience, this cocktail often leads to angry denials and absurd rationalization.
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It is, of course, an ad hoc rationalization for a season gone awry.
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However, it would be an improvement and rationalization of our existing safety net.
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They were scenes intended to shock, to remove any room for rationalization or euphemism.
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His claims to the nomination will sound more like a rationalization than right-thinking.
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But we're heading into a period of profit-- focused on profitable growth and rationalization.
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Prospective voters' economic perceptions are powerfully shaped by partisan biases, rationalization, and sheer randomness.
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Distant authorities talking in a deniably cryptic way contribute to the rationalization for violence.
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I know this reads like a rationalization, but things aren't bleak for the Warriors.
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The path to profits for both companies has been pegged to a process called rationalization.
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Key areas of focus have included retail footprint optimization, headquarters rationalization and store operations efficiencies.
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With that came debt realization, where the board has now embarked on a rationalization plan.
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I don't have the strength to hear any sort of rationalization for it right now.
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After the mixed third-quarter expectations, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi assured analysts that rationalization was coming.
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Areas of deficiency included liquidity, legal entity rationalization, governance mechanisms, and derivatives and trading activities.
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Post-purchase rationalization is when we overlook an expensive item's flaws to justify the purchase.
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The recent reports describe conflicting emotions of Rosenstein, ranging from anger to rationalization to despondence.
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Orrin Hatch took that rationalization even further on Monday while traveling with Trump in Utah.
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They have grown accustomed to the politics of rationalization and the moral compromises it demands.
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I've dealt with this by using a combination of filters, new email apps and rationalization.
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It also will pursue "elective portfolio rationalization," which is another term for product sales or shutdowns.
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The plague of rationalization A startup is a journey of questions with as yet unidentified answers.
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Leigh Silverman directs this unsurprising but beautifully acted study in lust, rationalization and retribution (1:00).
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I'm familiar with political rationalization — I watched and even practiced it during my time in Congress.
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Source: "No credit where credit is due: Attributional rationalization of women's success in male-female teams"
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The rationalization, though — that the patient simply couldn't stop himself — is familiar from countless #MeToo stories.
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Are the ideas of "underground" versus "mainstream" hopelessly outdated, or is that just a gross rationalization?
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She suggested that Francisco was providing a kind of "post hoc rationalization" after the decision was made.
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"All funds were paid from proceeds of the on-going rationalization program," 1MDB said in a statement.
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The rationalization for extenders is that they will alter economic behavior in a way the government favors.
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Like erosion, political rationalization is incremental, shaped by harsh winds and climates over a period of time.
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The rationalization this movie uses for the anthropomorphization of the emoji is weak, to put it mildly.
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He mines his past, not as a reason to change but as rationalization for his worst behavior.
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We are not arguing that findings such as Professor Kahan's that support the rationalization theory are unreliable.
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He called this a type of "post-hoc rationalization" that Congress tried to prevent when passing the RFRA.
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However, in this area I am torn with my own rationalization of the future of a driverless world.
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Rationalization is a plague that stands in the way of aggressively removing the barriers that will prevent success.
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When they don't quantify what the impact of their rationalization decisions (are), they shoot themselves in the foot.
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Instead of a searching answer, she gave me what has become a pat rationalization of many American evangelicals.
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That was, he now concedes, a rationalization for doing what he wanted: to accumulate a lot of wine.
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It's almost like you didn't need to have a rationalization for why photography is perverse in that way.
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The main rationalization for it — that immigration policy is largely exempt from normal judicial scrutiny — is badly flawed.
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Republicans can then attack Trump's ideas, but hide behind this rationalization to reconcile their principles with their actions.
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"Any kind of after-the-fact rationalization is going to look just like that, like an after-the-fact rationalization," said John Libby, a partner at the law firm Manatt who was part of a team that successfully argued against the addition of the question in federal court in California.
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The idea that we need to get rid of rationalization and denial and other [psychological] defenses leaves people helpless.
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A little rationalization smoothed this out nicely: I mean, I signed up for this at my own free will.
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"The rationalization of financially inefficient capacity is good for the industry as a whole," Liberum analyst Gerald Khoo said.
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Leigh Silverman directs this unsurprising but beautifully acted study in lust, rationalization and retribution, which closes on Oct. 23.
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Post-purchase rationalization is when we make ourselves believe that a purchase was worth the value after the fact.
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Now, as a former president and star guest on the midterm campaign trail, Mr. Obama himself makes this rationalization.
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Nate survives by believing himself to be a good man in a bad job, a rationalization Zara brushes off.
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He has been escaping self-scrutiny his whole life and has become a genius at the self-exculpating rationalization.
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It permits local elites a rationalization for supporting a relationship with China and protecting the alliance from serious critique.
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The need for this rationalization starts to make sense in light of the devastating infant mortality rates of the time.
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"It seems to me this is a reasonable rationalization of two associations with complementary membership and operations," the person said.
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That's a convenient rationalization, and it is upon dozens of such rationalizations that Trump's continued hold on power is built.
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Many sexual encounters seem to take place in a so-called gray zone of miscommunication, denial, rationalization and, sometimes, regret.
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The Golden Rule, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you," leaves too much room for rationalization.
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One group claims that our ability to reason is hijacked by our partisan convictions: that is, we're prone to rationalization.
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Listen, here's what I tell people about Snapchat, and I authentically believe this even though it sounds like post hoc rationalization.
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Maybe it's all just a rationalization, but it's the way I feel better about how fucking little I contribute to society.
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"A fresh replacement notice on the intended company restructuring and staff rationalization shall be circulated in due course," the letter said.
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Their general confusion of rhetoric for logic and rationalization for reasoning is not merely their limit but a fairly damning limitation.
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The "R" is rationalization, we are actually reviewing our portfolio, and focusing on the assets that we are doing very well.
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We're capable of a lot more abstract thoughts like planning, imagination, rationalization, predictions—all things that can trigger the fear response.
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And if there has to be some rationalization, how can we help them to shake out and make it less painful.
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First, it is Rosenstein's obligation to make this ethical decision for himself, regardless of any judgment or rationalization of a subordinate.
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Fitch expects continued branch rationalization and optimization to persist in concert with the company's emphasis on digital servicing and distribution channels.
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While we recognize the challenging revenue trends in this segment, we have identified a number of areas for further cost rationalization.
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"To cushion the impact on collections, these tweaks might be accompanied by rationalization in tax rebates," she wrote in a note.
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While the warning signs of rationalization are tough to spot, the public is not alone in holding those in power accountable.
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I hope that mostly because I don't know if I can handle having to listen and react to any other rationalization.
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This type of rationalization came up time and time again—that ghosting is better for both parties rather than providing an explanation.
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"Negative traffic will likely persist and retailers need to focus on conversion, store rationalization, and recapturing revenues from closed stores," Kernan said.
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Hain attributed its U.S. sales decline to the impact of inventory realignment at certain customers' stores and product rationalization of $55 million.
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For her, it was an era of bathrobes, insomnia, Sleepytime tea, Kleenex, rationalization ("everything happens for a reason"), reheated leftovers and worry.
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It was supposed to be made from proceeds of 1MDB's rationalization plan, but 1MDB is yet to receive those funds, it said.
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Both of them insist that the overheating token-offering marketplace is cooling down and that a rationalization has come to token investing.
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Expect increasingly to hear this last rationalization from former administration officials starting redemption tours as they resume life outside the Trump bubble.
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But that rationalization doesn't stop the feeling of knowing ourselves, every day, to be complicit in other people's maltreatment, deprivation, and loss.
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The blind spot in that thinking may be the convenient rationalization of corporate donors' demands for tax benefits, contracts or markets freedoms.
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Even Wall Street analysts don&apost know who might do it first, but agree that rationalization has to happen at some point.
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And other new research provides evidence that even in highly political contexts, people are not as irrational as the rationalization camp contends.
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But the idea that congressional Republicans are just trying to protect low-income students — their rationalization for the carve-out — is ridiculous.
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Uber says this amounts to a "'post hoc rationalization' of a remedy the City appears to have already selected," according to the suit.
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"The rationalization was the sharks were going to die anyways," due to the trauma of being caught and taken from their usual waters.
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It said all payments to IPIC would be made from the proceeds of the 1MDB rationalization plan, under which it is selling assets.
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One such asset sale — a $22014 billion Bandar Malaysia property deal that was executed as part of the rationalization plan — collapsed in May.
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Nokia kicked off the rationalization program in April with a target to slash 5003 million euros ($2500 billion) of operating costs by 21.
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For example, growing assets was the top priority for most hedge fund managers who were surveyed, while investors' top priority was cost rationalization.
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The judge labeled the "litigation risk" explanation a "post hoc rationalization" — an explanation made up after the fact to fit a desired outcome.
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Too often there was denial, rationalization or an argument with the parent even when the cameras were on and the child admitted wrongdoing.
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Republicans seized on the fact that Taylor -- a career diplomat -- never talked directly to Trump about what the rationalization for withholding the aid.
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"This is driven by large digital transformation programs at enterprises as well as by a 'catch-up' in spending on legacy, rationalization projects".
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Perhaps the rationalization of why we were all there was best told through his final album, released just two days before his death.
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Here, the parents had seemingly the ultimate rationalization: wanting to provide their kids with what they consider a good education to better their futures.
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And with each of those castings, there was an outcry—one usually met with some combination of awkwardness and rationalization, and mildly convincing explanations.
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While the GST tax slabs may not be announced in the budget, appropriate duty rationalization can be started to align with potential GST incidence.
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Even the Sparrow's good intentions became vile in their own way, suspect and typically written off as a mere rationalization for his purported sadism.
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Everyone is different, of course, and it would be easy to dismiss my positive subjective experience after leaving Facebook as an anomaly or rationalization.
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By doing so, these founders disregard the data in front of them and start down a path of rationalization that is hard to unwind.
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"We will achieve a rationalization of square footage over time, not necessarily fewer stores but probably less square footage," Mansell said on the call.
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Jordan was big enough that his problem was also the league's problem, which explains why Stern's rationalization by proxy echoed the usual addict's handwaving.
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"In 2015, we laid out a rationalization plan in order to monetize assets over time and meet the company's debt obligations," the executive said.
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The gains have been premised on the hopes of better demand for the post Chinese New Year construction season and of rationalization in supply.
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This may come initially at the cost of lower imports of key natural resources, which in turn should drive rationalization of output outside China.
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"Strategic sell-downs are going to be part of the rationalization drive by this government," said a corporate lawyer familiar with the government's approach.
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That April, Trivers sent Dershowitz a letter criticizing his "rationalization of Israeli attacks on Lebanese civilians" the summer before, during Israel's conflict with Hezbollah.
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In his rationalization, George Steinbrenner says Reggie Jackson "can take it," that "it makes him a better player," that Mr. October responds to pressure.
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Rationalization was much easier than recognizing the gravity of what was lost: an innocent, healthy childhood and an introduction to sexuality on my terms.
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A rationalization drive Najib kicked off at 1MDB, to sell its assets or move them to other state entities, is progressing well, he added.
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My students looked baffled, but unpersuaded, caught up in the convenient rationalization that authors subsist on inspiration and the purest love of subject matter.
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Even the circular shape of the chair's seat stemmed from rationalization: It was easier to make and fasten to the rest of the structure.
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Malaysia dissolved 1MDB's advisory board last year, and its assets were either shifted to the government or sold off as part of a rationalization program.
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And sometimes that rationalization is jokingly saying "Facebook is spying on me" instead of investigating the details of the data we're giving the social network.
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KHOSROWSHAHI: I CARE IF MANY MORE DRIVERS DRIVE FOR ME, BUT THEY CAN ALSO DRIVE FOR LYFT SORKIN: WHAT ABOUT THE RATIONALIZATION OF THE BUSINESS?
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Ascribing postmodernism to this archetypal Romantic feels too easy, too much a slick rationalization, but Cohen had a shtick and he performed it with distance.
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And we'll learn that there was a cataclysmic event in Krypton's past, and at that time, there was a rationalization that was needed for survival.
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"As the 1MDB Rationalization Plan is underway, no new assets be it domestic or overseas were acquired between 2015 and 2016," the prime minister said.
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"I'm deeply skeptical about any sort of rationalization of death," he calmly explains, tubes rising from his shoulders like the wings of a plastic angel.
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"Trump's team was forced to search for a rationalization for irrational decision," said Ben Rhodes, a former deputy national security adviser in the Obama administration.
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Both Bentayga and Flying Spur have a place in our portfolio and in the marketplace, but, yes we will see some rationalization in the market.
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For Democrats, congressional candidates had better be pledged to distance themselves from their president if the word "pragmatic" creeps into the rationalization of tax legislation.
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Throughout 'In Pieces,' she assesses herself with a clear and critical eye, often revealing unappealing parts of herself … with minimal rationalization, sentiment or self-pity.
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Rather, the international community should talk about regime change in Pyongyang, as UN sanctions resolutions on North Korea have already provided the justification and rationalization.
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UBS's Hawken said the likely outcome is some sort of expense rationalization through additional fees, or different "tiers" of accounts emerge, similar to traditional banking.
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ANNOUNCES FOURTH QUARTER AND FULL YEAR 2017 RESULTS * CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR 2018 ARE EXPECTED TO BE $2 MILLION TO $3 MILLION * TURNING POINT BRANDS - TO CONTINUE SKU RATIONALIZATION EFFORTS WHILE DISCONTINUING PRODUCTS THAT DO NOT WARRANT EXPENSE TO GET FDA COMPLIANCE * TURNING POINT - IDENTIFIED PRODUCTS FOR 2018 RATIONALIZATION & ESTIMATE SKU DISCONTINUATIONS WILL UNFAVORABLY IMPACT YOY SALES BY ABOUT $3.5 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Her single "Reasons," her first on her 2017 album Side A, explores the period of desperate rationalization that occurs when two people really need to breakup.
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EFFICIENCY SAVINGS: A review of the five highest spending government ministries by the Spending Rationalization Office resulted in savings of around 80 billion riyals ($21.3 billion).
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Hannity's inexplicable rationalization of Moore's reported sexual misbehaviors provided Hannity detractors an easy opportunity to link advertising support of his program to support of Moore's behavior.
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The bailing out of 1MDB by the finance ministry shows that the fund deceived the public about making debt obligations through a rationalization exercise, he said.
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It's basically disrupting everything in our sight, and health care, I think, is going to be under a tremendous amount of stress for rationalization of cost.
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It requires resisting the temptation to reach a foregone conclusion, justifying one's belief in the innocence of the accused via motivated reasoning and post hoc rationalization.
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Nelson Chai, Uber&aposs chief financial officer, said in November it&aposs thanks to Lyft specifically that "the rationalization here has happened faster," than previously assumed.
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" And then there was The Washington Post's rationalization in a story headlined "Why the c-word is so taboo, and why some women want to reclaim it.
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WILFRED FROST: I wanted to ask about the rationalization of competition in ride sharing you've seen here in the U.S. How much has happened since you started?
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Perhaps that's why ghosting can seem so confusing — when there's too much human feeling and rationalization in play, some people simply ignore the ghost in the machine.
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While verbal assaults on people of color, women, and immigrants by bullies who disdain logic are jarring, the intellectual rationalization of a politics of subjugation is terrifying.
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"My advice on Soleimani was correct in 2015 as was my plan for 2018 for rationalization in Afghanistan," Prince told CNN's Vicky Ward after this story's publication.
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But this "rationalization" account, though compelling in some contexts, does not strike us as the most natural or most common explanation of the human weakness for misinformation.
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No matter what comes down the pike, they have a rationalization or deflection ready to go -- even when it goes against the substance of what they once claimed.
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Without self-reflection, it's far too easy to get led astray with rationalization or a chorus of "yes people" who aren't willing to speak up about their concerns.
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Many Chinese investors seem to favor a rationalization in production which would boost the price of steel as shares in lower-cost producers rally whenever cutbacks are floated.
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On this side, the surrounding narrow streets, which outlived Georges-Eugène Haussmann's 19th-century "rationalization" of the medieval Ile de la Cité, press up hard against the cathedral.
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And then the rationalization of Trump, acceptance of Trump by so many Republicans and some conservatives, including conservatives I worked with and respect, has been disturbing to me.
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"We opine that such a merger would require a fair degree of cost rationalization given the degree of operational and revenue duplication between AMMB and RHB," he said.
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Contrary to one popular belief, I do not believe politicians are inherently shady people, but I do believe they are extremely susceptible to the slippery slope of rationalization.
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"I think it can with an increase in the service contribution and a bit of rationalization in the portfolio, but it will take us a while," Leten said.
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Costs were helped by the elimination of less-profitable lines at Family Dollar, as well as by lower fuel prices and a rationalization of delivery routes, Saunders said.
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And it just used to be much more expensive and all this scaffolding of rationalization has been built around why you should only look at it under these conditions.
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"If you want to make excuses, yeah, there's always a rationalization for anything bad that happens, both on the court and in life, if you choose to," Hollins said.
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In addition to this process of rationalization, people may be more likely to engage in corrupt behavior "if they think that others are doing it as well," he adds.
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"Much of our long-term thesis on Uber is about rationalization," the bank's team, led by Masha Kahn, Henning Cosman, and Tessie Petion, said in a note to clients.
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The rise of Trump and others in his orbit is making that rationalization more difficult, even for those who could ignore the racism of previous GOP presidents and parties.
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Analysts at Numis Securities, which acts as broker to the company, expect the company to return to profit in 2019, citing the store rationalization program and tighter cost controls.
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"What we see here seems to be a classic combination of heat-of-the-moment reaction (whether in self-defense or not) with ex post facto rationalization," she says.
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It's a particularly rich message coming from some of the same conservative corners that dismissed the allegations against Judge Kavanaugh with the swinish rationalization that boys will be boys.
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In fact, the rationalization is twofold: We need a new sunscreen, so we might as well shop our favorite brands while they're at the cheapest price we'll find all season.
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" Lettieri went on to say Kelly used "Trumpian rationalization for shaming and bullying a sweet autistic young man ... [and] we feel there is no recourse but to pursue legal action.
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This always struck me as a rationalization for the countless hours, days, months, years that are given away to the game — O.K., wasted — as if there aren't more satisfying pursuits.
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Teva attributed the 2006 closure of its plant in Cidra, Puerto Rico, to a global "rationalization strategy" and a plan to "improve efficiencies," according to a statement at the time.
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But once we were living in the city, without a connection to any institution, I realized that we were more likely to respond as Cairenes did, with flexibility and rationalization.
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Making a list in advance avoids the old "this is close enough" rationalization, and it'll keep you from buying something you didn't really want just because it was on sale.
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Racism is America's defining sickness, and comparing black and brown people to animals is one of its most pervasive pathogens — a rationalization that, even in 2018, kills people every day.
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The plague of rationalization In 1961, President John F. Kennedy told a joint session of Congress that before the end of the decade, America would put a man on the moon.
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All of this happens to echo the kind of desultory rationalization heist movies often cough up to allow their characters to comfortably be cast as good guys as well as thieves.
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It's the kind of rationalization you'd expect from Parris' personal hero, Deng Xiaoping, the Chinese leader who both dragged China out of Maoist poverty and ordered the tanks toward Tiananmen Square.
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But I was impressed at how he handled it: You know, he listened to those two advisers he had, and then he came up with some rationalization between the two suggestions.
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The best way to detect rationalization is to figure out whether a founder is earnestly searching for answers to problems or is quick to explain away why the problems aren't important.
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Glencore CEO Ivan Glasenberg is regarded as a compulsive dealmaker, but even Glencore has said it is focusing on brownfield acquisitions, incremental stakes and portfolio rationalization rather than blockbuster M&A.
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A group called the Association for the Rationalization of Spanish Working Hours has been pushing for a time zone change that, it claims, would boost economic productivity and reduce energy consumption.
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It's the difference between supply chain rationalization (not that there's anything wrong with that) and something more ambitious that has to do with national identity and representation on the global stage.
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While such exuberance can be partly explained by the continuation of and activation of pro-growth policies in China and the United States respectively, lead doesn't lend itself to such rationalization.
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"The known unknown of how China manages its credit rationalization in view of financial de-risking is far more critical to the economy than an expected moderation in trade," Varathan added.
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Randall Stephenson, chairman and CEO of AT&T, said in a statement he expects tax reform and "regulatory rationalization" to have a positive impact on both the economy and the company.
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But on Tuesday he is expected to outline a rationalization of its international operations and say how the company will make better use of its UK estate of more than 900 stores.
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If I'm having a particularly bad thought, it's very likely it will all come back the next day — and the rationalization that calmed the thought the day before will be less effective.
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Goldman's $91, 12-month price target on Ross implies 11% downside over the next year "We believe ROST has largely exhausted its near-term gross margin opportunity from inventory rationalization," Walvis wrote.
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If China does pursue rationalization of sectors with excess capacity while maintaining economic growth of around 6 percent per annum, it should support coal, iron ore, steel, copper and perhaps even aluminum.
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"US rideshare has seen faster-than-expected rationalization as both Uber & Lyft look to drive profitability," analysts at JPMorgan said in January when they launched coverage of Uber with an overweight rating.
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Flaked tries to suggest that he's profited too much from his lies (by becoming a big muckety-muck in his AA group, for instance), but this comes off as a weak rationalization.
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"This is the beginning of a rationalization exercise (for Khazanah)," said a senior banker at a Malaysian bank, declining to be named because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
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Part of the rationalization is that whether or not American companies get in on the action, a homegrown company will readily enact the kind of censorship and surveillance that its government requires.
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There will always be some kind of procedural or political rationalization for supporting a Trump nominee or Trump policy priority, even when it directly runs against ideological ideals or traditional conservative values.
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"The next step in this rationalization effort will be the orderly process of converting the holdings of the Pine River Fixed Income Fund to cash and returning that cash to investors," Taylor wrote.
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And it adds up to a very clear picture of a president deciding to fire an FBI director to obstruct an ongoing investigation and then stitching together a shaky rationalization for doing so.
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Some consumer products companies have resorted to using SKU (or stock-keeping unit) rationalization inventory management techniques as a way to fine-tune product portfolios as well as enhance sales and profit growth.
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But if I were to pick my first priority for fiscal policy in France, I would pick rationalization of public expenditures because France is a country where tax levels are already very elevated.
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In the Nightline video he says he doesn't understand Black Lives Matter and gives a rather bizarre rationalization about being a successful black man: "I am a young, black, rich motherfucker," he says.
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Her argument — that we should build on ObamaCare rather than start over — is the kind of inside-the-Beltway rationalization that works well with people who are not in trouble or in pain.
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The top priority for a majority of the 102 hedge fund managers surveyed was asset growth and fundraising, while investors said cost rationalization was the top priority they wanted their managers to have.
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Real estate valuations since that time period largely remain the same or have modestly improved, although valuations could be impacted by recent weakness in the retail sector and the related square foot rationalization.
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Bracken saw the opportunity for strategic rationalization on the Swiss market but in the meantime UPC was reinvesting capital to strengthen its Swiss video content offering, which has been identified as a weakness.
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"The open question in the Toys case is what the impact will be on the two Propco loans that will be impacted by such real estate rationalization," Moody's retail analyst Charlie O'Shea said.
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But it's not necessarily a good thing for the longer term for Chinese mills to have the lifeline of exports, as it may slow or stall the much-needed rationalization of the sector.
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ANNOUNCES LOCATIONS OF STORE CLOSURES AS PART OF STORE RATIONALIZATION PROGRAM * BON-TON STORES INC - ANNOUNCED 42 LOCATIONS THAT WILL BE CLOSED AS PART OF ITS PREVIOUSLY COMMUNICATED STORE RATIONALIZATION PROGRAM * BON-TON STORES INC - INCLUDING OTHER RECENTLY ANNOUNCED STORE CLOSURES, CO EXPECT'S TO CLOSE A TOTAL OF 47 STORES IN EARLY 2018 * BON-TON STORES INC - STORE CLOSING SALES ARE SCHEDULED TO BEGIN ON FEBRUARY 1, 2018 AND RUN FOR ABOUT 10 TO 12 WEEKS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The Beacon program remains a key strategy for management to drive efficiencies across the company's operating platform through continued automation of core business activities, improved client interfaces, and rationalization the company's operations and applications.
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Security Supports Notes Ratings: Fitch's corporate recovery uses an $875 million sustainable, post-default EBITDA reflecting the potential for additional rig fleet rationalization and a prolonged period of challenged and range-bound day rates.
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To be sure, analysts don't expect buyers to start buying homes immediately as affordability still remains a problem and a rationalization in home prices is only expected to boost volumes later in the year.
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Riyadh's Bureau of Capital and Operational Spending Rationalization, set up last year to make the government more efficient, is compiling a list of projects that are under 25 percent complete, the sources told Reuters.
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AHS has faced challenges in this market, particularly with the Bolingbrook facility, and the JOC has created opportunities for cost reduction and rationalization of services to offset the declining utilization trend in this market.
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The cost would be tremendous, he acknowledged, but he said that it would be offset by efficiencies in government, achieved by a newly formed agency called the Bureau of Capital and Operational Spending Rationalization.
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"There is no excuse or rationalization for giving a child a gun to take to a ridiculous fight about a boy — none," Judge Thaddeus Wilson said Monday in court, according to The Chicago Tribune.
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Cohen, the protagonist, grew up blue-collar, married a first-generation Indian woman, and "considered himself entirely self-made," a rationalization he uses throughout the book to justify his work in the financial sector.
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"Our analysis of Uber's growth dynamics, pricing rationalization in the ridesharing space, and Uber Eats strategy now lay the groundwork for a company going through a growth metamorphosis," the analyst said in a note.
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"This is more of a political rationalization for just cutting out family categories, rather than some belief that if we got more highly skilled people, it would genuinely help the economy," Mr. Anderson said.
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It's also another sign that certain pockets of capital are drying up as investors reckon with the weakest tech IPO market since the financial crisis and a rationalization in valuations from the heady unicorn days.
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Although the pervasiveness of widespread violence is the source of my anguish, the complicity of denial, silence, or rationalization from some white and non-Black friends, family, and acquaintances has also contributed to my heartbreak.
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But what Chinese policymakers give, they can take away, and much will depend on how much rationalization of heavy industries Beijing undertakes and how much economic stimulus they allow in order to meet growth targets.
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The party had achieved its founding aim and had gone quite a bit further, since the Slave Power was now a thing of the past, and that provided a handy rationalization for not doing more.
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A debt rationalization program was launched in May 2015 to reduce 1MDB's burden by selling assets, and in November the beleaguered fund sold its energy assets for $2.3 billion to a Chinese nuclear power supplier.
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"We think that Uber is one major announcement away from a positive narrative change heading into 2020, and we think getting involved ahead of rationalization of the Eats losses makes sense," analyst Ross Sandler said.
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"It puts pressure on jobs and some mines that are already loss-making... there will be further rationalization of the mines and its going to lead to further job losses in South Africa," he said.
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Security Supports Notes Ratings: Fitch's corporate recovery analysis uses an $875 million sustainable, post-default EBITDA reflecting the potential for additional rig fleet rationalization and a prolonged period of challenged and range-bound day rates.
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"The human mind is exquisitely tailored to make sense of the world," Norman writes, but flawed design sends us scrambling down a trail of "false clues," ensnaring us in a spiral of rationalization and explanation.
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LeBron James' two co-stars were injured during the 2015 NBA Finals, making for an off-season of rationalization by some Cleveland fans after the Golden State Warriors beat the Cavaliers four games to two.
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An emblem of the lover or the mother left behind, she is the generic movie woman of war who embodies the prize that must be protected, which also makes her a rationalization for the fight.
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A debt rationalization program was launched in May 2700 to reduce 22013MDB's burden by selling assets, and in November the beleaguered fund successfully sold its energy assets for $2.3 billion to a Chinese nuclear power supplier.
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However, even if revenues are flat, the company should be able to generate more modest margin improvement due to cost saving initiatives and product portfolio rationalization that includes the recent exit of two unprofitable business lines.
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But the social media company added a bizarre rationalization of its previous decisions by invoking "American pride" and Basque separatism, an ethnic separatist movement in Spain for the minority Basques that dates back to the 1950s.
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"Achieving this will be difficult, but we see templates in both OPEC's modus operandi of the 1990s of managed but flagged growth and the rationalization of shale growth in U.S. gas, both with backwardation," they added.
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Leaving aside the obvious criticism that the chamber has a powerful self-interest motivation to see China cut capacity, there is fairly strong evidence that the actual rationalization of capacity is far from what is needed.
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Alain de Botton's message that, since marrying the wrong person is inevitable, we might as well indulge the instinct that led us to do so, is a rationalization for prioritizing sexual, narcissistic desires over common sense.
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"Management continues to talk about progress in the portfolio rationalization process but, absent actual disposals and with more substantial exceptional charges, we expect skepticism to prevail" Gerald Khoo, an analyst at Liberum said in a note.
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"The crucial point really is that you now have a rationalization of the existing search and rescue (operations) and you have a predictable mechanism to provide immediate assistance to those who have been saved," Doyle said.
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AirAsia reported an unchanged unit cost for the quarter despite a 9 percent rise in average fuel price to $83 per barrel and higher maintenance expenses during the quarter, helped by higher aircraft utilization and route rationalization.
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"With these stores making up less than 5 percent of GPS's owned fleet, we feel like more attention should be focused on rationalization in North America where the company owns 2,600-plus stores," Credit Suisse's Buss said.
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Haggard, with her distinctive features — a cross of Modigliani portrait and midcareer Penny Marshall — plays Miri as a bashful but stubborn catalyst for the action, an unavoidable object disrupting 18 years of small-town rationalization and avoidance.
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In an interview with The New York Times in January, Malaysia's finance minister, Lim Guan Eng, said the government was "looking for some cost rationalization" in regard to various projects the previous government had undertaken with China.
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It was the first time the US had ever designated part of another government as a terrorist organization and laid a foundation for the legal rationalization to kill Soleimani, who had led the Quds Force since 1998.
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"We will see drastic cutbacks in PX operating rates among many Asian exporters, and potential capacity rationalization in sites where integrated refining-aromatics margins are poor," said Darryl Xu, principal analyst for Asia chemicals at consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
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The irrelevance of one to another may indeed be the Nobel Committee's rationalization for giving Handke this award, but such thinking fails to mask the stench of honoring a man who championed a war criminal with a eulogy.
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Some Belt and Road projects "are going through a period of rationalization and evaluation," said Li Lifan, deputy director general of the Centre for Belt and Road Initiative Studies at the government-backed Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences.
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Rationalization of production capacities, massive shifts to smart manufacturing, booming infrastructure for mushrooming urban centers and private and public sector services to manage a huge process of urbanization should open enormous business opportunities in China for American companies.
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"We reiterate our take on Vivendi that the group's strategy is shifting this year from aggressive mergers and acquisition tactics to portfolio rationalization and sweet shareholder returns," wrote brokerage Raymond James, keeping an "outperform" rating on Vivendi shares.
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BAT's geographical diversity, including high-growth emerging markets that Fitch estimates contribute more than 50% of total profits, enables the company to protect profits through price increases and cost rationalization in an industry that is facing declining consumption.
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For the die-hard Trump supporters and even those who just can't vote for Clinton, the newest email "revelations" gives them the rationalization to vote against Hillary and for vote the rest of the Republican down-ballot candidates.
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His frontal assault on the basic legitimacy of the country's presidential election is more than a rationalization — it's a tell, a revealed preference, a window into how little regard Trump has for the country he seeks to lead.
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Nor did I expect to witness such a craven rationalization of presidential actions that should put our national security at risk, undermine the integrity of our elections, and defied the constitutional authority of the Congress to conduct oversight.
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When it comes to espousing and defending racist, white-nationalist views, no rationalization about influencing favorable economic decisions for companies or "working from the inside" to affect change is enough to justify these CEOs' participation with this president.
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"Today's announcement that Lowe's is closing 51 underperforming stores is not surprising, and in our view, could suggest the beginning of a broader initiative to improve profitability via real estate rationalization," wrote Zachary Fadem at Wells Fargo on Monday.
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It's probably fair to say that the first two - the focus on reducing pollution and the rationalization of capacity - appear to be ongoing policies and there are no signs that they will be relaxed or changed in any shape.
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Malaysia dissolved 1MDB's advisory board last year, and its assets were either shifted to the government or sold off as part of the rationalization program, after the fund was linked to a multi-billion dollar global money laundering scandal.
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"This set of half year results is the last set impacted by once off strike related items which, once eliminated, highlight our cost containment efforts together with a significant stock rationalization," Chief executive Ivan Saltzman said in a statement.
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"With a strengthening secular positioning and rationalization of underperforming portions of the solution portfolio, Microsoft is back to showing durable double-digit EPS growth — and investors should be willing to pay a higher multiple for that growth," he added.
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WHETHER ITS PROTEIN WERE SEEING GOOD RESULTS COMING FROM IT. YOU KNOW, CURRENCY IS CURRENCY IN REGARDS TO OUR SKU RATIONALIZATION, IN REGARDS TO OUR INVENTORY REDUCTIONS, THEY'RE BEHIND US. SO YEAH, I FEEL GOOD ABOUT GOING INTO 2018.
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The integrity of the Justice Department ethics program depends on employees following this advice, which is why we disagree with those who cavalierly dismiss the analysis of those career ethics officials as the "judgment or rationalization" of a subordinate.
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In his 2012 book, "In Praise of Reason," Lynch identified three sources of skepticism about reason: the suspicion that all reasoning is rationalization, the idea that science is just another faith, and the notion that objectivity is an illusion.
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" – "When he does not achieve the outcomes he perceives as successful, he is likely to experience panic-like anxiety, frustration and negativity, and to employ maladaptive defenses such as denial and rationalization in order to preserve his self-image.
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"We celebrate this as a landmark achievement for Kering," Luca Solca, head of luxury at Exane BNP Paris, wrote in a note to investors, "and a sign that the luxury goods industry is progressing in its consolidation and rationalization."
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"So there'll be data-dependent arguments about policy, there'll be a rationalization of what's going on in the media to help people decipher what is real news as opposed to what is news that, let's call it fake," he concluded.
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It could be a way of dealing with some type of uncertainty, feeling like they have lost control with what's happening to them, or a rationalization of some failure they've had, or some defeat their side has suffered in an election.
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"While it is clear that the retail market in which we are operating in the UK is unlikely to improve in the near future, we have clear visibility on the benefits we will obtain from the ongoing portfolio rationalization," Marks added.
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"The rides rationalization has happened much faster I think than anyone expected, and we have a ton under our own control as far as our own business model, how we use technology and automation to drive per-unit margin," he said.
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Add to this the pressure being placed on China's steel exports from a number of countries implementing, or considering, tariff barriers and it's hard to see how a steel rally can last, unless there is actual evidence of rationalization at mills.
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When, as an adult, Sonnenfeld confronted his father about Cousin Mike's abominable misconduct, his father was unapologetic, replying that "child molestation didn't have the same stigma back then that it has now" before his rationalization somehow turned even more repulsive.
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Now, while Mr. Trump's apologists have not yet settled on a precise rationalization for why the president pressured a foreign government to meddle in American elections, some defenders have clung to the position that there was no quid pro quo.
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"It may take a quarter or two for investors to be comfortable with market rationalization, but we believe Lyft's multiple will expand when that occurs; a rational market lessens competitive fears and makes lapping 2018's tough comps easier," Raymond James analysts wrote.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Transgender women have been attacked by police conducting "social cleansing" in Honduras, while police in Indonesia's Aceh province said they want to get "rid of all transgender people," a report on the rationalization of trans people said on Friday.
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That is a fact whether you acknowledge the humanity of the unborn child based on a genetic argument, a religious one or as a self-evident truth, or even if you indulge in the rationalization that the fetus is merely a potential human.
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In the process, it could disrupt an unspoken rationalization that many city homeowners make: Even though the cost of living in New York City, which includes city income taxes, is astronomically high, property taxes are still much lower than in neighboring suburbs.
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His lyrics jump from deep until you think about it (true as it may be "Name one genius that ain't crazy" sounds like the defensive rationalization of an asshole) to exuberant sloganeering ("Any rumor you heard about me was true and legendary").
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While I am not privy to the thinking of either of these men or others who agree with them, I do think it possible to sketch out the intellectual background that might lead them to a rationalization to justify their political reasoning and choices.
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When Dorothy, the grieving mother and (mostly) estranged wife at the heart of this speculative, feminist gem, begins hearing odd, occasionally personalized messages issuing from her old-fashioned radio, her rationalization that "sound waves were getting mixed up" can't stretch to cover what comes next.
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From my convos,GOP estab mood on Trump moving from fear/loathing to resignation/rationalization,ie he'd run better than cruz & slam Hillary Nonetheless, if this surreal episode ends and a more conventional presidential race emerges from the smoke, it's probably going to involve Rubio.
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Reddit user Brickstreet, in a thread raising this eternal question, has a pretty solid rationalization for the anti-ketchup stance, arguing that sliced tomatoes are already one of the "proper" toppings for a Chicago-style dog, so ketchup would be redundant, and—frankly—an inferior addition.
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But the author's special skill is that — even when she's poking holes in a personal rationalization — she also refrains from being judgmental and even relays moments from her own life, in order to help illustrate the point she's trying to make and where it's coming from.
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Transocean has also proactively high-graded and focused its fleet via rationalization (21000 floaters removed from the marketed fleet as of August 2110, 21000), divestiture (sold jackup fleet), and M&A (pending Songa Offshore acquisition; 211 contracted 'Cat-D' and 21500 stacked harsh environment, semisubmersible rigs) activities.
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Old-school economists might still hang on to the notion that we are all rational decision makers, but the field of behavioral economics has demonstrated that there are bounds to the rationality of economic agents, and that much of our rationality is really post hoc rationalization.
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Google has recently been realigning its business, beginning with the formation of Alphabet as an overarching parent company, and it's likely that owning its own satellite imaging rather than licensing it from a dedicated provider is part of that ongoing rationalization of its various lines of business.
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A number of remedies that come from the worlds of workforce automation (new technologies like AI), workforce multiplication (new channels like telemedicine), workforce allocation (new tools like efficient job marketplaces) and rationalization (new care settings and new provider types) have surfaced that could help combat the problem.
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"I can't help but to imagine that with the events of the last months, and all the various celebrities and high-profile businessmen that have come under fire, there is going to be some rationalization on campus that we need to protect the campus community," he said.
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Some of the companies involved in the transactions "had not, in fact, conducted any analysis of their costs when setting fees, and their post ad hoc accounting rationalization invoked a bevy of indirect and tenuously related costs in an attempt to justify their fees," the report added.
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"We believe a combination of slower (but still robust) revenue growth, increasing capex rationalization, and higher use of storage and compute optimized server less ervices like AWS Lambda at three global hoyer-scale cloud players could slow down demand in the next couple of quarters," the Citi analyst wrote.
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"We believe Tieto's ability to achieve earnings growth was getting scarce as rationalization had reached its limits and there were no longer sufficient drivers to achieve significant growth in the IT market for a company of Tieto's size," industry analyst Mikael Rautanen at Indeeres wrote in a research note.
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The company moved certain major expenses to the fourth quarter, and took a major insurance hit (a business it's considering a partial sale of, executives said.)Still, Lyft could outshine Uber this quarter, thanks to increased "rationalization," a word that industry insiders can't seem to get enough of.
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They are willing, out of some complex mix of ambition, resentment, cynicism and rationalization, to endanger all of our lives — all of our children's lives — by refusing to tell the country what they know about the senescent fool who boasts of the size of his "nuclear button" on Twitter.
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Once we understand how much of the problem is a result of rationalization and how much a result of laziness, and as we learn more about which factor plays a role in what types of situations, we'll be better able to design policy solutions to help combat the problem.
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I learned the hard way that any man who wants a woman, especially a teenage girl, to keep their relationship secret fears consequences more than he values privacy — that he is overall a bad dude with a small dose of shame in an endless well of rationalization and self-righteousness.
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Furman ruled that the Trump administration's decision to add a citizenship question to the census violated US law by being "arbitrary and capricious," since the Trump administration's stated reasoning for adding the question (to help enforce the Voting Rights Act) was shown at trial to be an after-the-fact rationalization.
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At the end of all those decades of distortion: the new Republican tax plan, with its cuts in the corporate tax rate, an increase of the standard deduction, some fiddling with income tax rates in different brackets and absolutely nothing in the way of simplification, rationalization or believable revenue neutrality.
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Murphy: It's one thing to accept the normal array of slippery political cheats and dodges in the name of tribal party loyalty with the usual tired rationalization that the "other side is always worse," but Trump's activities are so corrupt and corrosive as to elevate the problem way beyond cynical politics.
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The rationalization camp, which has gained considerable prominence in recent years, is built around a set of theories contending that when it comes to politically charged issues, people use their intellectual abilities to persuade themselves to believe what they want to be true rather than attempting to actually discover the truth.
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But the campaign, in an attempt to normalize Trump's unfounded claims of a "rigged vote" and "large scale voter fraud," has begun to peddle an odd and misleading rationalization -- comparing Trump's promise during the debate to keep the country "in suspense" on Election Day and possibly after with the protracted 2000 recount fight.
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The Agriculture Ministry favors shifting subsidies toward insurance and away from credit in the "medium term," and the economic team has agreed to a gradual transition, Sampaio said "There will not be a rupture, but movement in the sense that there will be more rationalization and modernization with less state intervention," he said.
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Now, I know that in changing it up every day I would no longer be participating in a routine, per se, but my rationalization was that this would be akin to a workout schedule, where you do different exercises each day—getting a little stronger, faster, and more flexible with each session.
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Despite going for growth and market share over profit, many of these companies have created real value, and, instead of massive flameouts that leave everyone burned, I think we are going to see a wave of beneficial consolidation and rationalization in industries that appropriately have seen exceptional venture capital funding: food, transportation and entertainment.
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"Markets' little more than passing reaction to the Brussels terror attacks and increasing indifference to economic data (other than on a selective post-hoc rationalization basis), and central bank actions and utterances should be a matter for particular concern," Marc Ostwald, market strategist at ADM Investor Services International, said in a note on Wednesday.
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" The piece argued that homosexuality, "is a pathetic little second-rate substitute for reality, a pitiable flight from life," adding that "it deserves no encouragement, no glamorization, no rationalization, no fake status as minority martyrdom, no sophistry about simple differences in taste — and, above all, no pretense that it is anything but a pernicious sickness.
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But unlike that landmark case which was defined in large part on geographical restrictions, today's Big Tech titans do not limit competition on the basis of physical borders — and we, the customers, wouldn't see a benefit in the form of lower prices, which has long served as the rationalization for this type of heavy handed regulatory action.
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"We've been offering live streaming on YouTube since 2011, before it was cool," the blog post publicizing the news began, which sounds an awful lot like the rationalization of a company that is starting to realize with slow, creeping horror that it's standing alone on the shore as its flashier, hoodie-wearing friends party on a yacht nearby.
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The most controversial aspect of the new design, the notch at the top of the 6.3-inch 19:9 OLED display, has already been the subject of a preemptive rationalization from the company, and fan demands have been answered with the added option to conceal the notch by putting a black bar on the screen around it.
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Actual sentences that now exist in the world, ahead: The ivy is an iconic and unique part of Cubs fandom, there is no doubt about that, but I would love to hear a Chicago fan's rationalization for spending $200 on a leaf that can't even fucking produce oxygen anymore and paying $15 to have it mailed to you.
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We expect upside in Uber shares to be driven by 1) continued US Rideshare rationalization as well as stability in international rideshare markets; 2) product focus as Uber rolls out loyalty products to amplify engagement on the platform; 3) decisive steps being taken to achieve 2021 profitability; and 4) investments in autonomous and other offerings (incl.
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Just like the prevailing sentiment for having a gun is to protect yourself from the bad guys with guns, the rationalization for this line of hatred is fear of some deranged man going into women's bathrooms to harass women, like the only thing stopping a harasser is a little blue circle with a women in a dress stapled to the door.
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Aberdeen's chief executive Martin Gilbert decried as "grossly exaggerated" certain weekend press reports that suggested the firms' combined headcount of around 9,000, mostly based between Edinburgh and London but with smaller outposts in scores of countries globally, would be whittled down by up to 1,000 employees and instead played up the cost efficiencies resulting from technical and operating platform rationalization.
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The clear tone from the top was 'controlled confidence' in the brand direction with disciplined FY20 global top and bottom-line growth acceleration driven by the combination of Product, Innovation, and Marketing following management's 3-year strategic "shrink phase" complete exiting FY19 post 50% SKU rationalization, 16.43% inventory reduction, and 30% vendor base consolidation (& SG&A right-sizing w/ 700 job cuts).
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"The consequences of achieving a 2 degree Celsius world are far more detrimental to the refining sector than the upstream sector, as it results in structural over-capacity and associated poor refining margin environment, which can only be addressed by sustained capacity rationalization," said Alan Gelder, vice president for research at Edinburgh-based consultancy Wood Mackenzie which took part in the report.
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But rather, when President John F. Kennedy gave his seminal 1962 speech about going to the Moon and said, "We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard," he may have meant it as Cold War rationalization, but he was also more right than he knew.
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Throughout "In Pieces," she assesses herself with a clear and critical eye, often revealing unappealing parts of herself — including her temper, her insecurity, her absences from her sons' lives while she pursued her work, her role in her two failed marriages and her flares of impatience with her mother, who dedicated the last years of her life to helping take care of Field's sons — with minimal rationalization, sentiment or self-pity.
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A source at AT&T who asked to remain anonymous because they were not authorized to speak publicly told Motherboard that company leadership is planning what it's calling a "geographic rationalization" and employment "surplus" reduction that will consolidate some aspects of AT&T operations in 10 major operational hubs in New York, California, Texas, New Jersey, Washington State, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Missouri, and Washington, DC. A spokesperson for AT&T confirmed to Motherboard that it is planning to "adjust" its workforce.
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