Examples of betterment

• The state and its betterment practice were crucial to the ultimate demise of the latter.

• The following winter was spent on schemes of social betterment.

• In this way accumulated wisdom would lead inevitably to rapid social betterment.

• The belief on which her worldview had rested - personal and collective betterment through work - is shattered.

• It assumed a change in living conditions, or social milieu, to be the key to human betterment.

• This is most easily accomplished in an environment of willful (not forced) collaboration, peace, and serious concern for the betterment of communities.

• Liberians, in all probability, were looking for a betterment of their economic status in a stable environment.

• In some cases the request for forgiveness and the promise of betterment appears directly and unveiled.

• Above all, in an intensely personal manner, such letters are testimony to expressions of belief in human betterment.

• In spite of high participation, it may be necessary to wrestle control of resources from one community for the betterment of many others.

• This will usually be the least disruptive and most effective means of ensuring that members of a community contribute fairly to its betterment.

• In the railway industry intergenerational continuity in the same company could be quite comparable with social betterment.

• This new vision of responsibility takes the betterment of the life of the very wretched as the gateway for dealing with future generations and with the environment.

• While there has been much interest in the betterment of the position of women as a result of family planning, it is most difficult to demonstrate this relationship empirically.

• Mental health and human rights are complementary approaches to the betterment of human beings.