“For real amelioration in education is completely contingent upon complementary improvement in the wider societal context.”

“It is part of the glory of our civilization that we insist upon explanations for and amelioration of our problems.”

“It would also provide a sound basis for targeting scarce resources and developing strategies for remediation and amelioration.”

“He was not, however, quite in a condition to see the ameliorator clearly.”

“It enjoyed increased sales of Ceredist, an agent for treating spinocerebellar degeneration, as well as Sermion, a cerebral circulation and metabolism ameliorator.”

“One of the most basic ameliorations that can be made for teachers working in remote communities is housing.”

“But as the report shows, finally all ameliorations and exculpations fail: the only adequate response is repentance.”

“Something in the universe has eventuated in man, and something has profited by his ameliorations.”