For example, claims based on individuals' betterment and those based on society's betterment.
Interventions have been described as "theory incarnate" [ 19], driven by hypotheses, hunches, conjectures and aspirations about individual and social betterment.
"It's really our betterment of individuals and then the commitment of those individuals to a collective better life for humankind".
Aleksandar Sasa Djordjevic, UNICEF Serbia National Ambassador, best described the importance of individual donations for the betterment of society as a whole: "All of us, together and united, can create a better environment for our children.
But, contrary to all the curmudgeonly grumbling that preceded them, the Olympic Games have replaced such ambiguity with a tally of 29 gold medals, exceeded only by the United States and China, as if the nation had been blessed by what Samuel Smiles, the Victorian advocate of individual will and self-betterment, called "the gift of miracles".
Advocates of the movement interpreted the Kingdom of God as requiring social as well as individual salvation and sought the betterment of industrialized society through application of the biblical principles of charity and justice.
This is again an example of how claims can reflect the betterment of the individual and society.
From a better way to save, Betterment has evolved into a better way to manage investments across an entire portfolio using aggregation tools to monitor and manage an individual's financial wealth.
"They [the family] believe that through allowing this procedure, it will allow the betterment of other individuals and athletes in the years ahead," Pastor Shawn Mitchell, former chaplain for the Chargers, told the Reuters news agency.
The purpose of politics, therefore, was to create the conditions within which individual energy could thrive to the betterment of all.
