The quest for credible and actionable evidence to improve decision making, foster improvement, enhance self-determination, and promote social betterment is now a global phenomenon.
They viewed state, market, and civic institutions as "tools to promote human betterment and respect that were "subject to technical improvement, decay, and repair".
And it would be unfortunate if this upsurge of civic virtue resulted in only a tiny reduction in some people's property taxes, an outcome that thwarts the noble motives of those volunteers: to promote civic betterment by reallocating limited resources.
The foundation of servant leadership is one's commitment to serve others and promote the betterment of society.
The association was established to promote the betterment of their businesses and professions and to improve access to education by awarding yearly scholarships to local Latin students.
My desire to champion the sport of Yoga Asana in the U.S. through the non-profit organization, USA Yoga, has one goal at its forefront: to promote the betterment of people's health across the nation.
America is far from being perfect, but I challenge anyone to show me another country, large or small, that has the capacity, the means, the willingness and the values to promote the betterment of people anywhere.
Perhaps the most important ingredient to Lincoln's secret sauce, however, was his ability to build political coalitions that ultimately promoted the betterment of our Republic.
That means we are at a very opportune time for universities to partner more and more with industry, and to look for more early-stage industry investments in what research universities are doing which in the end may better promote product development for the betterment of everyone in society.
That's what it is to be American: to strive to form the most perfect union with each other, and to promote everyone's general betterment.
