But today, General Garner said he was in favor of a Security Council resolution that would allow the revenues from Iraq's rejuvenated oil production to be used for "reconstruction of the country and the betterment of the citizens of Iraq".
"…Models of Care are pretty high level documents and as such they often lack that specificity or that operational level of detail and specificity of activities that allow for betterment, so it can be very difficult to know where to target your measures and determine what to measure.
Although Degas abhorred the label, his association with the group that included Claude Monet and Camille Pissarro led to a betterment of his financial situation, allowing the painter to begin collecting works from the artists he revered.
Verdict: According to Australia's national science agency, CSIRO, science's primary goal for the betterment of humanity consists of allowing blokes to slug back more tinnys.
To those of you in the audience, allow me to thank you for your commitment and dedication to our shared objective – the betterment of children's lives.
Plus, it has some arcade-style retro neon graphics and gameplay that allows you to shoot from multiple angles, taking down legions of evil shapes for the betterment of shape-kind.
If you'd been futurologising in 1993, you probably would've pointed to how the internet would one day allow ordinary people to post messages on Usenet-style messageboards, thereby exchanging ideas and help for the betterment of mankind.
More recently, Fed credibility allows it to use its "communications tools", providing forward guidance to manipulate expectations, presumably for the betterment of overall economic activity.
It's important to explain that wikis allow for others to make changes to pre-existing work but that this is all aimed at the betterment of what is being created.
If you ask me, sacrificing yourself for the betterment of your team is still a form of suicide, which is not allowed in the combat juggling arena.
