Sometimes, unions attempt, at the margins, to call this huge corporate power to account and try to ameliorate its worst consequences.
Rushing to judge one side as monster and the other as victim, as in the former Yugoslavia, often just inflames the situation; better to be a dispassionate broker and try to ameliorate the underlying conflict.
There are organizations such as UNICEF who try to ameliorate and make better the situation of children".
In July, a few months after the East 86th Street BID failed to materialize, Mr. Ravitz formed the East 86th Street Task Force, which is working with the Police Department to try to ameliorate the crowding and chase away vendors who illegally hawk CD's and videos.
And will they try to ameliorate the obstructions by wandering to the terrace at the bleacher cafe for a better vista?
Instead, they will remain a chronic affliction which the state and its banks will try to ameliorate over time with a combination of government-orchestrated rollovers, repression and repayment.Such a combination is unfair to taxpayers and depositors, but it is also stable.
His most formidable power base, however, was in the town hall at Marseille, where for 33 years he managed to hold off the challenge from the right and presided over the creation of a modern city, built up its social and cultural amenities, and tried to ameliorate the city's problems of finance, housing, and influx of emigrants from Algeria in 1962.
How can we better understand the processes behind this common problem and how should we try to ameliorate it?
We've shown that females are equally capable of succeeding in all science-related subjects if given the right tools, illuminated the issues potentially holding them back, and funded and carried out thousands of programs at all levels to try to ameliorate the problem.
It is the rare boomer who is passive about their own pursuit of happiness, and the unusual parent who doesn't try to ameliorate what looks like unhappiness in their child.
We, in turn, try to ameliorate the situation by saying, "I'm sorry," and perhaps making restitution.
