The pure and benign light of revelation has had a meliorating influence on mankind.
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For meliorating a stretch of Interstate 70 in far northwest Kansas, a three-year project has been finished.
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In addition to courteousness and sobriety mentioned earlier, meliorating formal virtues include politeness, decency, modesty, hospitableness, and unpretentiousness.
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It runs in 35 African countries and it is looking for meliorating the financial and economic conditions of Africa.
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The objective of the project is at alleviating the evacuation of rain waters and meliorating the management of solid wastes.
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Alaska has been meeting federal needs for the fifth year running, which are aimed at meliorating access to Medicaid for eligible families.
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Asian Development Bank is functioning with the government and private sector for meliorating Pakistan s infrastructure energy security and basic public services.
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Starting with the Missouri report, he began a campaign to have the organization do more than rely on the meliorating effect of public opinion.
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This protection may take proactive forms, and may entail substantial efforts to manage future risk by meliorating the effects of authoritarianism elsewhere in the world.
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The cost of 2G data plans has been increased by the Indian mobile operators Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India and Idea Cellular for meliorating margins in this sector.
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It was an anti-missionary journal entitled The Jew: being a defence of Judaism against all adversaries, and particularly against the insidious attacks of "Israel's Advocate". ("Israel's Advocate; or, the Restoration of the Jews contemplated and urged", a publication of the American Society for Meliorating the Condition of the Jews, was a missionary publication endeavoring to convert Jews to Christianity.) He also published the first Hebrew prayer book in the United States, and the first Haggadah in the United States.
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In Demerara and Berbice, there was considerable anger towards the missionaries that resulted in their oppression. Demerara's Court of Policy passed an ordinance giving financial assistance to a church that was selected by plantation owners in each district. The Le Resouvenir chapel was seized and taken over by the Anglican Church. Under pressure from London, the Demerara Court of Policy eventually passed an 'Ordinance for the religious instruction of slaves and for meliorating their condition' in 1825 which institutionalised working hours and some civil rights for slaves.
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The Hebrew Christian Alliance of America began in the early 19th century as a mission by Hebrew Christians to other Jews. Various independent efforts were united at the Hebrew Christian Alliance of the United States in 1905, in partnership with Hebrew Christian Alliances of other countries, most notably the Hebrew Christian Alliance of Great Britain founded by Carl Schwartz 1866. The organization was under the sponsorship of Philip Milledoler of the Reformed Dutch Church. Their efforts led to the formation in December 1816 of the first American Christian mission to Jews, which was incorporated on April 14, 1820 as the American Society for Meliorating the Condition of the Jews.
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This however did not end his political career as already on July 1, 1931, he was made the voivode (governor) of the Nowogródek voivodeship, and the following year he became the voivode of Polesie voivodeship. He was seen as a tough man for a tough task, as at that time the region experienced constant attacks from Communist activists and Soviet spies, as well as acts of violence by the Ukrainian terrorist groups. As a voivode he supervised the creation and daily operations of another infamous political prison, the Bereza Kartuska prison. At the same time he also successfully petitioned the government for aid for the poorest region of Poland and started a tedious task of meliorating the Polesie Marshes, the least-populated area of Poland back then.
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As for Lord Ashburton's change of mind, Swete remarked: "He soon dropt all thoughts of proceding with the plans he had form'd at Sandridge; Park indeed was a situation more congenial to Lord Ashburton's mind; it was wild and romantic; he delighted its softening the harsh and rude features of the scene around him and in its meliorating the grounds, which lay almost in a state of nature, neglected and uncultur'd". Lord Ashburton created at Spitchwick (on the site of a chapel dedicated to St. LaurenceBaring-Gould) a mansion in which "he much delighted to reside"Risdon,p.378 and where he "escap'd from the trammels of State and the bustle of the Great Town, and enjoy'd the otium cum dignitate."Leisure with dignity", (Cicero, De Oratore,Book I, 1-2), mis- printed in Gray as otium cum am libertate (sic) This was his Tusculum and here" (as he often told Swete) "(with) his rural amusements, with his books, his friends, his dearest Leisure...he past his pleasantest hours".
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