minimalisation BrE
minimalization AmE

Or health care, which has been warming up to the idea of minimalization for years.

The Iryalan nobleman's central concern was clearly the avoidance or minimalization of death and destruction.

But they fear far more, and never can accept, what they see as disturbingly insensitive minimalization by Christian men of respect.

"I call it minimalization of services," said Joseph H. Metelski, a former Bedminster mayor.

Maximized Minimalization (Affine Records, 2008)

They believed that such an attempt to explain the Holocaust as a metaphor or symbol was dangerous and could lead to a minimalization of the horrors of the mass murder.

A chill worse than he'd felt to date, a chill that had nothing to do with the minimalization of life-support systems, coalesced around Kirk's heart like a sheen of ice.

"There's still a lot of denial and minimalization going on," said Barbara Blaine, the president and founder of the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests.

Still a Question of Winning Whatever the secret of Mr. Kasparov's success, the alternative styles of maximalization and minimalization are hardly the eternal answer to the question of how to win.

Their answer was to insist on strict observance of the Law (the Torah), isolation from the Gentiles, and minimalization of the expectation of the coming of the Messiah (the expectation which had provoked the war).

The play was written "from a strategy of concentration and minimalization," said Mr. Ciulei, and its compression amplifies its terror: onstage, "this city has only 12 people, and they execute one - but we know that 6 million have been executed."

Family Is Pleased Ms. Dreyer's father, Gregory, said today by telephone from his home in northern Virginia that the reports "vindicate all that Gwen was trying to do in the face of denial and minimalization and all so forth."

This gap can be filled in in a straightforward way: we shall use minimalization, and the totality of the resulting function is ensured by everything we have proven till now (i.e. the correctness of the definition of by meeting its specification).

The type of computers has changed over the years from cumbersome, slow devices taking up much space in the classroom, home, and office to laptops and handheld devices that are more portable in form and size and this minimalization of technology devices will continue.

In some cases, building techniques and skills (such as advanced framing) and waste minimalization are recognized, and most demand that all wood adhesives, resins, engineered and composite products contain no added urea formaldehyde and have strict limits on VOC (volatile organic compound) content.

In "The Good Mother" the sexual contact is so cleverly minimized, and the dedication of the fictional parent so compelling, it may come as a shock to suggest that such minimalization is most often not the whole truth and that such dedication is, as the judge finally decided, immaterial.

Understandably, that minimalization of the seriousness of the hazing caused an uproar among other Castle Park students and parents, who were quick to condemn the principal both for her comments and the fact that - according to 10 News - at least one of the students involved received only a single day suspension from school.