Sentence examples for ameliorative measures from inspiring English sources

Quite rightly the majority of the ameliorative measures it recommends steer clear of an overly simplistic redistributionist policy.

The next year he reneged, and cancelled some of his own ameliorative measures – but the Liberal Democrats were not yet ready to fold.

Such design defects can be assessed quantitatively using stress concentration diagrams or by computer programmes and ameliorative measures taken.

This classification will be useful for the planners and field engineers for taking ameliorative measures in advance for preventing the occurrence of mine fires.

But we will need to do something like this in order to adapt to this new, turbulent and uncertain economy, and we won't get there simply by adopting ameliorative measures built on the ideology that markets distribute income and wealth based on marginal productivity.

Preventative and ameliorative measures might subsequently be instigated to assess causation and affect the development and treatment of certain mental disorders.

A better ameliorative measure would be to reduce the risks of ignorance by reducing government's consequences — its complexity, centralization and intrusiveness.

And the Fed is especially important in the American context, because the government is likely to remain divided regardless of who wins the presidency, narrowing the possibilities of ameliorative fiscal measures.

In the Senate he opposed the dominant conservative tendencies of the Republican Party, supporting ameliorative farm legislation and, in the 1930s, New Deal measures to relieve unemployment.

However, a review of neuroimaging studies on bipolar disorder by Phillip et al.[ 51] reported neither significant nor ameliorative effects of psychotropic medications on abnormal structural and functional neuroimaging measures.

We also determined the relative ameliorative potentials of SJ and NSJ by using standard protocols.