Then he began ameliorating crises.
And the drugs he took ameliorated but did not completely remove the symptoms, and they added problems of their own.
Big programs, like Medicaid, housing assistance or food stamps, he said, ameliorate poverty rather than eradicating it.
Walker has the most far-reaching budget veto powers of any governor, and some people had hoped that he might ameliorate some of the more draconian measures of his budget, which was approved by the Republican controlled legislature last week.
If the reformist candidate will be able to reduce the back breaking economical burden on the people and if he can ameliorate and repair Iran's damaged relationship with the rest of the world; if they can improve the stifling environments of the universities and press, and many other "ifs" although as petty as they might be, then it would be absolutely wrong not to participate in the elections.
He said that he wanted to "ameliorate" the debt owed by students, most of whom paid fees of £9,000 a year.
After that he went on to explain the steps he took to ameliorate the problem.
At the council of Birr in County Offaly, he succeeded in ameliorating the condition of women, particularly by exempting them from military service; he also made regulations protecting children and clerics, and these reforms became known as the Law of Adamnan.
At least our chancellor at the time did what he could to ameliorate its effects at the time….
"I see Cornell playing a continuing and significant role in several other critical areas," he said, including "ameliorating social inequalities that hold back human progress," creating new partnerships with industry and government, "realizing the potential for personalized medicine at Weill Cornell Medical College" and making Cornell a more international university.
That is, he tries to ameliorate the plague without relinquishing Egypt's slave population.
