Sentence examples for ameliorative steps from inspiring English sources

What it's designed to do is to divert attention from commonsense ameliorative steps that might, with a great deal of luck, be achievable, such as banning or restricting access to the kinds of rifles, pistols, and ammunition magazines that enable a shooter to fire thirty rounds in as many seconds simply by repeatedly pulling the trigger.

Despite these ameliorative steps, it is necessary to review reliability and validity in the BRFSS prior to the 2011 changes in protocols and inclusion of cell phone data.

The precision of Jenkins's critique leaves one wholly unprepared for the ameliorative tone of his conclusion.

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

If some of the conditions that contribute to the incidence of crime in space can be identified, it is a short step to ameliorative policy formation.

The rising salience of global warming in the eyes of the public and the growing pressure for ameliorative policy action stimulated those skeptical of AGW and opposed to carbon emission reduction policies to step up their efforts to deny the reality and seriousness of AGW.

Sometimes he was ferocious and party-political, sometimes ameliorative.

You know, is my editing a bad draft ameliorative because I'm just fixing this problem?

City, state, and federal agencies administer a full range of ameliorative social-service programs.

British Airways' flagship route has an unfailingly ameliorative effect on my sense of well-being.

So many people have the same ameliorative reaction to landscaping that scientists are now studying it.