It focuses on bettering the lives of the middle class.
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It was about bettering the stories written for female characters.
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Is it holding on to power or bettering the country?
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My interactions with him were based on bettering the school.
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This and all elections should ultimately be about bettering ourselves.
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Comparable sales increased 7 percent, bettering expectations of 5.4 percent.
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We have a long history of bettering our treatment of others.
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It's about self-transformation, the thought of bettering yourself, and karma.
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It removes an obstacle that stops abjectly poor people bettering themselves.
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"I keep bettering myself, I keep breaking more records," she says.
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Credit Sesame today caters to consumers interested in bettering their credit.
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I have a family, dedicated to bettering ourselves and each other.
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It's always about bettering the way that you look at all times.
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You're like a new person... I know you're all into bettering yourself.
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Clinton received after her attempts at bettering relations between the countries failed.
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And Democrats have been consistently bettering their 2016 performance in special elections.
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The only solace in life is bettering yourself, taking good care of yourself.
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They are a Pushcart Prize nominee and co-editor of Bettering American Poetry.
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" I've always wanted to be a part of bettering trans representation," Desautels says.
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I crossed at 1:56:14 — bettering my best by nearly three minutes.
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Once I started with edible brain-bettering products, it was hard to stop.
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And Yves Gellie shares how technology is bettering the future of senior care.
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New technologies have a way of bettering our lives in ways we cannot anticipate.
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Now, Latina millennials are balancing this practice by bettering themselves before attending to others.
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Whatever missteps he makes are overshadowed by his optimistic promises of bettering the world.
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You counter the narrative of diminishment and loss with one of progress and bettering.
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Bettering relations with the U.S. was just the icing on the cake for Moreno.
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All are using an education as a means of bettering themselves and their families.
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Don't focus on your weaknesses.. don't let your weaknesses prevent you from bettering yourself.
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The gold leaf landing on cathedrals was not bettering the lot of the peasantry.
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She noted it was Ozzy's intentionality in bettering himself that helped her find love again.
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He dedicated his acceptance speech to bettering the conversation around immigrants in the United States.
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It could bring a joint business venture or a collaboration around a world-bettering issue.
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The people whose lives she and her father are bettering would settle for nothing less.
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I know exactly how to make my time feel worthwhile while bettering the world around me.
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It's also about bettering tech companies and their products by including the autistic community's essential perspective.
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The group gets together monthly and participates in activities aimed at bettering the San Diego community.
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Regardless of where it occurs, it's always done under the auspices of bettering the news product.
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They draw out people's talents so that everyone is bettering themselves and the work at hand.
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Pelosi, like Clinton, praised Cummings' attention to bettering the country for the next generation of Americans.
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You can always start over because there's no one keeping time when it comes to bettering yourself.
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He has 563 catches, bettering Anquan Boldin's record of 558, and 8,649 yards, besting Lance Allworth's 8,502.
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It would be better to work patiently, in the hope of bettering lives over the long run.
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Now, the singer and father of one is focused on one thing — bettering the life of his family.
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Although this process is all about bettering yourself, having a friend join can be great motivation, even fun.
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The good news is, by changing your habits you can improve your readings, in turn bettering your health.
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Reflection and bettering our lives is often the furthest thing from our minds when we're in these zones.
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Two productions I saw outside of New York found established playwrights returning to — and bettering — their top form.
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Conversely, responsible breeders "are committed to bettering their breed," said Gina DiNardo, the American Kennel Club's executive secretary.
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He made excuses rather than learning from mistakes and bettering himself, not to mention taking responsibility for failure.
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Now, this life-hack guru is showing readers a holistic approach to bettering the mind, body, and soul.
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The National Labor Relations Board only recognizes speech that relates to bettering your specific work conditions as protected.
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"We encourage each other, share pictures of our competitions, all for the purpose of bettering ourselves," Sara considers.
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It's so embarrassing to say what we thought because it's so idealistic and naive in retrospect, but when you take the five-day course, so much of it is about not only bettering yourself but bettering the world by working through your own issues and becoming a more compassionate humanitarian person.
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And without people committed to bettering life in technology, who are themselves close to the machine, nothing can change.
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But I've never seen such motivation towards goals, success, politics, and bettering oneself than I have from my peers.
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The launch follows a number of changes for YouTube aimed at bettering the experience for creators and viewers alike.
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During the summer, you should focus on bettering yourself because no one else is gonna do it for you.
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Our live blog is tracked reaction as services data in the United States came in at 57.1, bettering expectations.
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Because advancing science, protecting consumers, and bettering patients' lives are too important to fall victim to a policy misstep.
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This sports betting supplier uses machine learning to automatically update and create real-time bettering opportunities for MLB games.
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What if Tenenbaum's operation did something to show voters that she and her campaign cared about bettering their situation?
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The Buckeyes are the highest ranked opponent Southeast Missouri has faced, bettering matchups against No. 6 Illinois on Dec.
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So the movie takes these movie tropes of a character "bettering himself" but uses them in an absurd way.
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These are good trends, and lend evidence to the idea that bettering a child's environment makes the child smarter.
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Amazon, Microsoft, HP, Dell and IBM all took the opportunity to message about things like conservation and bettering the economy.
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And both Apple and Google have refocused on bettering their voice assistants, so Houndify's software might not still stack up.
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If fewer public appearances means she can devote more time to bettering herself and helping others, we're all for it.
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And, if you want to support indigenous-owned businesses while also bettering your beauty routine, look to these four brands.
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While it's encouraging that Twitter is committing to bettering its platform, this news should be met with lots of skepticism.
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The legitimacy of the Communist Party is staked upon both Mao's legacy and a tacit promise of bettering people's lives.
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Regardless, there are some tricks you can do to start bettering the situation, DIY style: Metrika's home studio, Mexico City.
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Those areas for Chipotle include bettering the guest experience, restoring brand trust, innovating around the menu and strengthening company culture.
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Trump did not appear overly eager on Saturday to dispel the notion he is uninterested in bettering US-Europe ties.
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"Ever since becoming a member of the Queens Library, I have been bettering my life," he wrote in his statement.
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It came out at a great time in my life when I was seeking a certain path of bettering myself.
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Teachers bring their knowledge into policy circles and then take that experience back to the classroom—ultimately bettering both places.
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What are some reasons for leaving your current job that show you're motivated, goal oriented, and interested in bettering yourself?
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The abattoir owners insist that they are bettering the country by generating jobs and paying handsome prices for unneeded donkeys.
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JPSS will assist meteorologists in monitoring the evolving state of the atmosphere and oceans, bettering predictions of severe weather events.
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He was an educator, someone who should be bettering the minds of his students to create a more tolerant society.
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"I really hope he can put everything into action and just focus on bettering himself," she said on KUWTK in January.
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She cofounded a political movement called the Party of Love, whose platform included bettering sex education in schools and legalizing brothels.
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I look forward to college and bettering myself as a player and person, thank you to all who have supported me!
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Instead of looking into the possibility of relocating into an alternative timeline, Kim decides to get involved in bettering this one.
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American Johnny Dutch won the men's 400m hurdles in a new world leading time of 48.10 seconds bettering his own 48.36.
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Kendricks underlined his potential for Rio by bettering his previous best by six centimeters by clearing 5.88 at the third attempt.
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The electric-car maker said it had delivered 5003,200 autos, bettering the mark it had set in last year's final quarter.
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It doesn't matter to them that these are productive and contributing members of our society, raising families and bettering our communities.
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These brave, young, bleach-blond men optimized my identity, bettering me and my reputation I never could have managed on my own.
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"I am constantly working toward bettering myself, and that means catering to what is best for my body," Rodriguez, 31, tells Yahoo!
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In every country of the world, the impact investment category holds many possibilities for bettering the world while also growing monetary returns.
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But he doesn't want to give up hope—not on getting out of jail, not on bettering himself, and not on love.
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One-time longshot Sanders is bettering his odds by pulling close to house favorite Clinton in advance of Saturday's Nevada Democratic caucuses.
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But for Mr. Carson, a devotion to bettering urban youth does not equate to promoting racial integration, at least not through government.
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Harris to dedicate herself to bettering a country that historically never dedicated itself to her — is perhaps the greatest revolution of all.
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With corporate sponsors nervous about a backlash from sports fans, FIFA unveiled a series of reforms aimed at bettering its human rights.
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If more world leaders and ordinary citizens read that harrowing book, I think we'd be one step closer to bettering conditions in Tibet.
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He's realizing that life isn't about making yourself happy and running wild, but is about helping people, focusing on God, and bettering yourself.
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He's realizing that life isn't about making yourself happy and running wild, but is about helping people, focusing on God and bettering yourself.
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"He's realizing that life isn't about making yourself happy and running wild, but is about helping people, focusing on God, and bettering yourself."
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When Chris Hadfield talks about bettering yourself, as he frequently does, he's sitting at a desk that supports a collection of model rockets.
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He's counseled youth in juvenile detention centers in the past and now wants to focus on bettering neighborhoods and ultimately young kids' lives.
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"It was strictly personal for me, and was just about me bettering myself and making me happy with how I look," Carl says.
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Earlier this week, a source told PEOPLE that the 34-year-old is working on bettering himself after a summer of partying hard.
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I just think if you're a production puppet, you obviously aren't open to the whole environment of bettering families or understanding other families.
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The bank's shares slipped almost 8% by the close, only bettering Italian tire maker Pirelli which shed 10/4.53% after cutting its guidance.
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Hey, there's nothing wrong with bettering your chances — as long as you don't go back on your word if you end up winning.
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Once she stopped performing on social media, Steimer had the time and headspace to focus on bettering her life in the real world.
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Responsible breeders are dedicated to producing mentally and physically healthy puppies and have long-term goals for bettering the health of the breed.
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Unlike financial investments, which ebb and flow with the market, any time, energy and money you put toward bettering yourself is well spent.
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"Improving the clarity of the regulatory framework…while at the same time bettering the conditions for competition and innovation, is critical," he added.
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LeBron James There's only one body-bettering arena and it's requisite mini-economy in which James has yet to enter, and that's skincare.
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China wants its population to spend more of their money in China, bettering themselves and their lives, as part of its future growth path.
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Through a repeated process of trial and criticism, the system doing the generation can improve its performance in unexpected ways, gradually bettering its attempts.
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A good number of fashion brands based in Detroit, touting the myriad ways they're bettering the beleaguered city, have cropped up in recent years.
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She feels strongly about the importance of being financially literate and highly recommends others educate themselves for the purpose of bettering their financial futures.
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Rating: So Brogdon is essentially doing humanitarian work in Africa and also by peripherally bettering the NFL, an organization not worth anybody's time. Selfless.
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Both scenarios indicate that Apple is working to make its algorithm more intelligent, by bettering its understanding of relevant keywords and surfacing related apps.
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Until now, Butina, 30, maintained her innocence and insisted she was simply a foreign student interested in bettering relations between the US and Russia.
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You don't hear about that young cat out here that is pushing his mixtape and bettering himself better than anybody, Jay-Z, Nas, whoever.
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At the time, Krowchuk wasn't concerned for Mack's well-being—he thought her environment was generally positive, and her only goal was bettering herself.
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Maybe the disaster was an opportunity to turn the energy of the masses toward bettering the country, he suggested, a prospect that comforted him.
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" What employees say: "It is extremely satisfying to work for a company that prides itself on bettering the investment universe and not becoming complacent.
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Both have a hunger for learning and bettering themselves, an important characteristic both off and, in the case of March Madness, on the court.
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Since her time breaking chains in Essos, Daenerys has tried to value bettering the lives of the downtrodden and the common folk over everything else.
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Jessica Chastain is everywhere these days thanks to her strong Twitter presence, and dedication to bettering the entertainment industry for women, from the inside out.
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He looked sharp as he set a meeting record of 553 seconds in Lausanne, bettering Johnson once again whose record here had held since 255.
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Leaf says if Hunt can focus on taking positive, healthy steps at bettering himself ... he really hopes the running back can play pro football again.
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Or maybe it's that a single man or woman must be in want of something that makes them feel like they are bettering the world.
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"It really looks like the (gold price) momentum is carrying downwards based on the trade talks rhetoric, which seems to be constantly bettering," Innes said.
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Until the plea deal, Butina maintained she was innocent and insisted she was a foreign student interested in bettering relations between the US and Russia.
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Theresa dedicated her life to bettering conditions for working-class women and immigrant women, focusing on critical issues like suffrage, naturalization, and access to education.
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Golden State's point total was an NBA season high, bettering the 133 the Warriors scored against Phoenix in their previous home game on Nov. 13.
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You can't talk about college affordability without talking about the achievement gap, or bettering teaching as a profession, or addressing the school-to-prison pipeline.
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By taking second, Wallace became the highest-finishing African-American in the history of the Daytona 500, bettering Wendell Scott's 13th-place finish in 1966.
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Another around the streets of the principality and it will set a Formula One record, bettering the five by Ferrari at the end of 2002.
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For many, bettering the lives of their family members was the sole reason they decided to leave everything behind and cross into the United States.
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Since the couple's breakup, they've been splitting their time caring for Dream as well as focusing on bettering themselves — hitting the gym and getting into shape.
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Commodity giant South Africa's rand firmed half a percent, while Turkey's lira climbed 0.4 percent with bettering ties with the United States adding to the cheer.
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"We're looking for people who have an interest in bettering the lives of minorities and others who haven't had a voice in college athletes," Volante says.
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No, not the New Year, when you make resolutions about bettering yourself and eating kale and doing more squats and then continuously fail to keep them.
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But Kalisz made his move on the third leg, bettering Lochte by more than four seconds in the breaststroke, and won going away in 4:09.54.
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He was the new Olympic champion, bettering the Olympic record set in 19723 by Finland's Matti Jarvinen, who had set 21972 world records over six years.
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They focus on improving digital defenses for the United States government, bettering training, working with private industry to share information about vulnerabilities and working with allies.
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His speech featured the repeated phrase "the young people will win," and encouraged graduates to "perpetuate God&aposs will by bettering the quality of life" for communities.
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"Thank you @radychildrens for your incredible dedication to bettering the lives and health of the beautiful youngins @liamhemsworth and I got to visit today," the singer shared.
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She's so earnest and committed to bettering the lives of others that the first episode is a bit like watching a Disney Channel character solve a crisis.
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But the seven runs he allowed is the most he has ever allowed against the Dodgers, bettering by two the five runs he allowed April 11, 2011.
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As I sat in the bleak, cold concrete interior of the attorney-client visiting room, I was struck by Corey's remorse, intelligence and dedication to bettering himself.
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Charlie rapidly reveals himself to be a callow fool who is more interested in gratifying his own sense of self than in lofty ideas about bettering mankind.
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This next frontier in understanding and bettering human health is within sight, but a refocusing on the role of data stewards is needed to get us there.
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The top 1 percent is so much richer than everyone else that bettering the circumstances for those at the bottom won't make much of a statistical dent.
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As soon as you start focusing on bettering yourself and learning how to love, respect, and look after your body, that's how you become a confident person.
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Until now, the Liberals have been focusing on bettering the livelihoods of the Canadian middle class, with Trudeau traveling in a media bubble with picture-perfect moments.
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That doesn't mean talking for them, or ordering people around, but listening and reflecting and bettering yourself—pointing out new ways of framing or contextualizing these issues.
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Considered one of the world's best wrestlers at present, Makhov's Olympic dream of bettering his 2012 bronze medal at the Games in London appeared to be in tatters.
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Per tradition, the First Lady advocates for an uncontroversial social issue during her time in the White House, often focused on bettering the lives of the nation's youth.
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This liberal subcaste would retain the left's traditional goals of bettering the world and attending to underdogs, but it would increasingly pursue those aims in market-friendly ways.
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This type of information does help tailor the way we work as clinicians in terms of preparing clients to work with their goals, and hopefully bettering later outcomes.
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That's the longest scoreless-inning streak by a Tigers starter to begin the season since at least 2523, bettering Hal White's 19 innings to start the 1942 season.
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The U.S. cable giant bid 17.28 pounds a share for control of London-listed Sky, bettering a 15.67 pounds-a-share offer by Fox, Britain's Takeover Panel said.
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Most of the government's action following the Obama directive focused on providing work flexibility, improving the government's family leave policy and bettering the recruitment and promotion of women.
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In a new memo, campaign manager Roger Lau announced that the Massachusetts senator in February raised more than $29 million -- bettering even her strongest quarterly number so far.
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As the former chairman and CEO of Hasbro Toys, the family-run business my grandfather founded in 1923, I have spent my career bettering the lives of children.
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The U.K. saw electricity generation from renewables hit 22.8 terawatt hours (TWh) in the third quarter of 246.9, according to figures released Thursday, just bettering gas-generated electricity.
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However Gillum, the mayor of Tallahassee, has found a way to surge ahead by appealing to voters with a Medicare-for-all pitch and bettering the state's education system.
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As a nice white lady explains on the television, the path to equality lies in black people "bettering themselves" and proving their worth, not by "pushing" into white society.
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Which is what I think our country stands for, which will hopefully drive the conversation to bettering the equal rights and treatment of African Americans and people of color.
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An overwhelming majority of people lived in abject poverty with no path to bettering their lot, while a tiny minority controlled virtually all the nation's political and financial resources.
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The company also revealed that it would be donating $1 million per year for the next three years to non-profit organizations aimed at bettering men of all ages.
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That fact that [Seacrest is] opening his tenth studio just speaks to his commitment to bettering the lives of kids who are ill, and it affects their whole family.
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However, if you automate your saving, that money is instantly tucked away where it's harder to spend carelessly, and easier to use for investing or bettering your financial future.
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In other words, more investors will want to know that their hard-earned money and investments are contributing to, say, bettering the environment instead of underwriting a tobacco company.
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In a new memo, her campaign manager Roger Lau announced that the Massachusetts senator in February raised more than $29 million -- bettering even her strongest quarterly number so far.
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According to Marriott's consumer research, younger travelers are willing to spend twice as much — or nearly $300 a month — on self-improvement, including bettering their sports or cooking skills.
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Inspired by Gaza's geeks, and understanding the impact that entrepreneurs can have in bettering people's lives and their economies, Silicon Valley and other global tech hubs have taken note.
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Rather than spending his time in self-isolation due to the coronavirus pandemic watching Gilmore Girls and eating white cheddar popcorn (like me), Harry Styles is bettering his mind.
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Right now I'm looking forward to doing that, helping my team day-to-day, minimize the penalties I have that's going on each and every week and bettering myself.
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However, if you automate your savings, that money is instantly tucked away where it's harder to spend carelessly, and easier to use for investing or bettering your financial future.
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Also subversive: the idea of women reading books that are escapist delights instead of "bettering" themselves via the male-adjudicated canon or, honestly, doing housework or tending to their kids.
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America should stay united as a country, but right now we're divided trying to figure out who is going to be president when we need to focus on bettering security.
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"(I hope) none of these kids ever have poor oral health and bad teeth as a barrier to keep them from moving up in life and bettering themselves," he said.
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In the process, he's helping to normalize psychedelics for audiences who, like him, may lack dreadlocks but carry open minds toward what may be a revolutionary tool for bettering lives.
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Tesla CTO JB Straubel also noted on the call that Tesla has put "a huge amount of engineering intention" into bettering the overall capital expenditure cost of vehicle production lines.
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"History is not a straight jacket, but I've never found a better guide," Mattis responded, adding that there is a "relatively short list of successes" in bettering relations with Russia.
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Finding a way to fully embrace your body is not only a means of bettering your life, but also of making you more able to better the lives of others.
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There is no evidence that at any point, Bannon was a voice of moderation, or that he ever provided well-aimed critiques aimed at bettering those with whom he worked.
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The reserve Dahntay Jones made the record-breaking 24th 3-pointer with 2 minutes 24 seconds left, bettering the mark of 23 previously held by Orlando (2009) and Houston (2013).
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"I saw firsthand how 90 percent of the money earned by these women is used to educate their children and provide for their families – bettering the overall community," she said.
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But locals attest, the boom is about more than just rebuilding; it's about bettering the community, with start-ups from the tech and education space to new retail businesses launching.
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They all told him that a breakthrough was not realistic now, and that Mr. Trump would be better off pursuing incremental advances, like bettering the economic fortunes of the Palestinians.
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The Republican Jewish Coalition, a powerful nonprofit lobbying group that pushes for bettering U.S.-Israel relations, just spent more than $800,000 against Heitkamp, according to new Federal Election Commission filings.
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Bettering rural women's lives would help counter another social issue new women should be concerned about — the rise of prostitution that accompanied the growth of foreign troops in South Vietnam.
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The 65-point margin of victory was the biggest ever in women's competition at an Olympics, bettering a 60-point win by the U.S. over Zaire at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.
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At the Rio Games last summer, Van Niekerk won the men's 400 metres gold in a record time of 43.03 seconds, bettering Johnson's previous mark of 43.18 seconds set in 1999.
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World champion Van Niekerk scorched around the Rio track to finish five meters clear of the pair in 43.03 seconds, bettering Michael Johnson's long-standing mark by 0.15 of a second.
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BWAF hopes to publish another 50 profiles next year, according to Kracauer, and in the meantime will work on bettering the website's functionality by introducing features such as a search bar.
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"This horrific act of violence has robbed our Vanderbilt family of a young hopeful life and all of the bright promise that he held for bettering our greater world," Zeppos said.
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World champion Van Niekerk scorched around the Rio track to finish five metres clear of the pair in 43.03 seconds, bettering Michael Johnson's long-standing mark by 0.15 of a second.
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Contrary to perceptions that slums are run by petty criminals who resist efforts to redevelop or upgrade, women leaders in Jadibanagar and Savda Ghevra are actively engaged in bettering everyone's lives.
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Raising the minimum wage and enacting paid leave are steps toward bettering the lives of workers and business owners, and will help us end the poverty cycle one and for all.
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Sephora is bettering its in-store experience its mobile app and VirtualArtist module, an augmented reality tool, which allows users to "try on" products before they purchase them, according to Forbes.
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The small Pentecostal ministry—which was founded by Cam's maternal grandparents, Talmadge and Bernice Wilder, and includes four other small churches—is dedicated to bettering the daily lives of its community.
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This emphasis on continued learning and evolution is central to EY's culture, so if you want to land a job there, be sure to mention your commitment to continually bettering yourself.
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As consumers, we should support the brands that are not just talking about the important humanitarian issues of our day but are also contributing to bettering the lives of those affected.
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Prescott has about $200 million worth of future earnings waiting for him in the NFL if he doesn't lose his focus on pesky things like bettering himself and expanding his mind.
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If North Korea were truly committed to bettering relations with the United States and the civilized world, they wouldn&apost be doing things like that less than two weeks before this meeting.
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If the court rules in his favor, the pitcher hopes to donate at least some of the money to charities in Los Angeles "focused on bettering kids' lives," according to USA Today.
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However, last week, Barzani bit the bullet and returned to Baghdad, not to negotiate independence, but to negotiate bettering economic and military cooperation, a tone echoed by Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) representatives.
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Trump hosted the military mothers and spouses as part of a signing ceremony for an executive order meant to increase employment opportunities for military spouses, with the goal of bettering military recruitment.
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Many refugees complain U.N. agencies and donors have focused on costly projects that help improve security rather than bettering the lives of refugees by generating employment for many of the camps' youths.
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As our casual studio chat quickly encompasses faith, politics and the power of positive thinking, there's a palpable sense Novelist cares about the bettering of people as much as he does music.
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Those who are more skeptical say President Abbas is only focused on his political survival and cementing a legacy of not having compromised than on bettering the lives of the Palestinian people.
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The latter track kicks off with the line, "It was always me versus the world / Until I found it's me versus me," giving some foundation to the spiritual, self-bettering themes on DAMN.
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When it comes down to it, the people at the top of Silicon Valley aren't focused on necessarily "bettering" society; they're trying to find new ways to get as much money as possible.
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Having the financial access to an auto loan can make a tremendous impact on this one person's financial mobility, bettering their life and the community as they experience an increase in earning potential.
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The best record in NBA history, somehow bettering last season's MVP campaign, transcending sports to become an American celebrity at large, cruising toward a second straight NBA title — could this undo it all?
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If schools lose their authoritarian privileges, maybe we'll begin to see decommitments and transfers for what they are: people taking personal responsibility for bettering their individual situations, just like the rest of us.
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For the purposes of bettering humanity, I spent a day investigating Tell All Your Friends to find out if people my age are too dead inside to relate the spirit of the album.
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But Moon declined to comment on whether he would accept an invitation from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's sister, Kim Yo Jong, to attend a summit aimed at bettering North-South relations.
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During my time working with Dr. Carson as a presidential candidate and as his communications director after his campaign, there is no doubt in my mind that he cares about bettering people's lives.
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Norway now leads the Pyeongchang medals table with 13 golds, 19943 silvers and 11 bronze medals, bettering their previous best tally of 26 at both the 1994 Lillehammer Games and 2014 Sochi Olympics.
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But at the same time I am less convinced than ever by the fundamental Valley mindset: that success for startup founders and employees will ultimately lead to bettering the rest of the world.
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Dr. King passionately believed that a commitment to God is a commitment to bettering humanity, that the spiritual practices of prayer and worship must be translated into concern for the poor and vulnerable.
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Among them are improving school food, bettering conditions for chickens, reducing food waste, helping to pass a tax on sugary drinks, and his latest, curtailing ads for fatty, sugary foods aimed at children.
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Among them are improving school food, bettering conditions for chickens, reducing food waste, helping to pass a tax on sugary drinks, and his latest, curtailing ads for fatty, sugary foods aimed at children.
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It's easy to see traces of today's tech moguls in these stories' villains, particularly in their megalomaniacal pursuit of "bettering humanity," even if it means superseding humanity's choice in the matter at any cost.
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Today's workplace is an always-connected, always-on mega-environment, but that doesn't mean you can skip on taking time out to focus on recharging your batteries and bettering your work/personal life balance.
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There was further success for the United States in the men's 100 metres butterfly, with Calaeb Dressel setting a championship record of 113:75, bettering Michael Phelps's time set in 2010, to claim gold.
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And of course it's hard to believe Trump is dedicated to bettering the lives of mothers in the workplace when he himself often has not offered maternity leave to many of his own employees.
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There was further success for the United States in the men's 100 meters butterfly, with Calaeb Dressel setting a championship record of 50:75, bettering Michael Phelps's time set in 2010, to claim gold.
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As soon as something 'bad' happens, I'm always on to the next thing and moving forward — bettering myself and taking it as an opportunity to find new, more artistic, more interesting things to do.
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U.S. health reform is supposed to result in achieving the Triple Aim - the equivalent of the Holy Grail — improving care quality, bettering patient outcomes and patient experience whilst lowering healthcare costs by improving value.
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His best run in Melbourne came in 2015 when he reached the quarter-finals as a 19-year-old but before he can think about bettering that he must focus on Serbia's Viktor Troicki.
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The President again griped that his administration doesn't receive enough credit for bettering relations with Pyongyang, saying that if another person were in office he or she would be overseeing a war in Asia.
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Throughout these gatherings, Schwartz has called on leaders to encourage 2500 candidates to focus on key economic initiatives such as improving the nation's crumbling infrastructure, bettering retirement pensions, education reform and economic equality for all.
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Liu opened China's account in spectacular fashion by steaming down the pool in 250 seconds, bettering the 4003 which her compatriot and former world champion Zhao Jing swam in a bodysuit in Rome in 2400.
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"At the same time we're trying to polish up our game and our systems coming into next year, because that's really what we're preparing for, making sure we're bettering ourselves for next year," Landeskog said.
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Whatever did it, nearly all of us now recognize magic as the work of expensive gadgetry, ordinary fraud and thousands of hours of solitary practice — time a magician might instead have spent bettering the world.
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Statistically, Rakitic has performed superbly in Russia, with only Luka Modric bettering him on chances created and completed passes, no player has made more tackles, and only Ivan Perisic has taken more shots at goal.
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"China and President Xi are sincerely interested in bettering relations with all ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) neighbors but on this particular visit, I think, it is killing three birds with one stone," said Nagy.
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In addition to having no actual classroom experience, Devos, a billionaire with myriad financial ties to education companies that could represent conflicts of interest, has long favored privatizing education through charter schools over bettering public education.
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It was the largest margin of victory in the 30-year history of the game, bettering Michigan's 483-7 victory over North Carolina State in 1994 when the game was called the Hall of Fame Bowl.
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However, in terms of bettering his family life and sexual relationship with his wife, it was the right move: The episode jumps forward in time seven months later, revealing Theodora is pregnant with their second child.
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The couple made their name synonymous with modern design—the philosophy that form follows function, that design is the tool for bettering lives, that it is about creating a modern lifestyle, not merely decorating life's surfaces.
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The government can, and should, play a significant role in bettering the lives of D.C. residents and preventing some of the wide-ranging and devastating financial impacts of injuries and illnesses, like my husband's unexpected diagnosis.
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Regrettably, since your inauguration, we have heard no specific proposals from you on improving our infrastructure, reforming our tax code, or bettering the Affordable Care Act, all things that you promised before and after the election.
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As Ford's outbursts and his grandstanding in Toronto City Hall continued, many were asking whether he was truly serious about bettering himself, or if this was all just a matter of saving face prior to an election.
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Bettering that means growing revenue faster than the two companies would without a merger, which Shire thinks it can do by selling its drugs in an extra 28 countries, and gaining more clout with health care authorities.
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By the numbers: According to the Axios-Harris Poll 100, which is based on 20 years of Harris research on brand reputation, the companies with the most momentum include brands that are making commitments towards bettering society.
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"These are temptations that seek to degrade and destroy," he said, in what might have been a message to the downtrodden throughout the country who are tempted into violent crime by the hope of bettering their position.
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He became a lawyer and trader in Manhattan but, dissatisfied with Wall Street, he walked away from it and devoted himself to bettering the lives of poor blacks in Harlem before starting to work for big foundations.
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Last March, Russell Westbrook poured in 57 to go along with 10 rebounds and 11 assists, to set the record, bettering a 1968 performance by Wilt Chamberlain, who had 53 points with 14 assists and 32 rebounds.
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I'm also bettering the look and the industry of something that I feel like is not up to par—whether it's our novelty toys for couples, or our sex lives, I feel like it can be better.
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Perhaps this observation is part of why the market has sped higher in recent weeks, outperforming by far the average "bear-market rally" and even bettering the typical surge that starts a bull market, according to Leuthold Group.
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According to Martin, McGovern came back from one of his visits to Cuba talking about bettering diplomatic relations, and that one way to encourage that was a potential sports exchange between Cuba and a Major League Baseball team.
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And every moment I spend with loved ones is time I'm not spending working on my magnum opus, or otherwise bettering myself, or trying to make the world a slightly less shitty place for everyone to live in.
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Since at least March, Biden and his team have been discussing potential economic policies for a third White House campaign, including an infrastructure reform plan, cutting taxes for the middle class and bettering income inequality, CNBC first reported.
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Ms. Chin's youthful fear of becoming mired in poverty, with no option of bettering herself, drives her to excel at academics; she wins a scholarship to the best girls' school in the area, and goeson to a university.
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I've met and heard Anu speak on numerous occasions, always applauding her very strong advocacy for bettering the lives of the population we belong to, particularly her battles for those who have experienced sexual or gender-based trauma.
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Most of the research costs have been paid by UNITAID, a Geneva-based organization set up by France, Norway, Brazil and some other countries which imposed special taxes on airline flights that are dedicated to bettering global health.
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Mostella made 8-of-11 shots, 3-of-6 from 3-point range and grabbed a career-high nine rebounds, further bettering his chances of moving back into the starting lineup - a role he briefly had in the season opener.
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So Pinterest, which is ostensibly a social media site for women, is really just a dude-run advertising pit, luring women in with the promise of bettering themselves through recipes and makeup tips and sweet ideas for home improvement products.
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The list includes combating climate change while creating new jobs through clean energy, legalizing marijuana, protecting women's right to choose what happens to their bodies, fighting for universal health care, approaching immigration policy with humanity, and bettering support for veterans.
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Kenin had three breaks of Gauff's serve in the third set and burst into tears when her opponent's backhand went long to send her into her first Grand Slam quarter-finals, bettering her fourth-round defeat at Roland Garros last year.
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The latest such effort is AI for Health, a $40 million, five-year outgrowth of Microsoft's AI for Good program that aims to help apply the benefits of AI with an eye to bettering the health of the less fortunate worldwide.
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Six days a week, Mazen works long hours at a Mediterranean restaurant an hour from his home, leaving little time for him to master a new language -- which he believes is the key to bettering his family's situation in America.
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The bonuses are about $31 million and Bolsinger wants the money to go to "charitable causes focused on bettering the lives of children" in Los Angeles and a fund for elderly, retired professional baseball players in need of financial assistance.
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Liang Qichao's "The Future of New China" (1902) is set in 1962; in the story, Shanghai hosts the World's Fair, a geopolitically dominant China has developed a multiparty system, and Westerners study the Chinese in the hope of bettering themselves.
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On Wednesday, India's central bank said economic growth was expected to accelerate to 7.4 percent in the fiscal year ending next March, bettering the 6.7 percent posted last fiscal year, despite risks posed by higher oil prices and global trade tensions.
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Earlier this month, a source told PEOPLE that Disick was working on bettering himself after a summer of partying hard — but last week, an insider admitted the father of three is still struggling and is leaning on friends 24/7 for support.
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Biden and his team privately have also gone through other various positions that the former vice president has supported in the past, including cutting taxes for the middle class and bettering income inequality, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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When prospective donors to the Black Economic Alliance, a nonpartisan political action committee focused on bettering the economic lives of black Americans, gathered one evening last month, the conversation quickly turned into a debate over Ms. Warren, according to someone who attended.
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He writes about race less regularly these days, and, when he does, it is often to dismiss the new mood as a kind of cult, long on shibboleths and pieties but woefully short on methods for bettering the lives of black Americans.
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The hottest months on record have been the backdrop for what, on the surface, has seemed to be an equally red-hot U.S. labor market, with the lowest joblessness in a half century, rising wages, and bettering prospects for the least advantaged people.
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Sustainable fashion doesn&apost seem like a natural pairing — fashion&aposs trend-driven ways press us to buy new pieces every season, while sustainability asks us to pare down — but more and more brands are bettering their business with eco-friendly practices.
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"I am proud to stand together with the leading global city climate networks including the Global Covenant of Mayors, Climate Mayors and C40 to take decisive action to improve our environment while bettering our communities, and that begins right here," Emanuel said.
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"Until we break the bronze ceiling, the Whole Story Project gives immediate voice to the stories of so many brave women, who have been part of building and bettering our nation," Coline Jenkins, Elizabeth Cady Stanton's great-great granddaughter, said in a release.
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WATCH THIS: Marie Kondo Teaches Jimmy Kimmel How to Tidy Up Though she's begun to relax the sometimes drastic-seeming practices she's known for, Kondo still believes that you can clear your mind by clearing your closets, and better yourself by bettering your home.
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When Woodley dropped Thompson a second time it was in such a way that many referees would have stopped the bout, but the extra second Dan Miragliotta gave here was enough time for Thompson to work up to an underhook and start bettering his position.
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Shifting immediately from his father's terse masculinity to his mother's hesitations, the second sentence is a meandering declaration made by Tuten's mother, who has moved from an Italian neighborhood to a Jewish one in the hopes of bettering her son's chances in the world.
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It wasn't the first time Daniel had found himself in this position, but it may have been the first time he had to slide out of his chair and drag himself across the cold tile at a laboratory dedicated to bettering the lives of the disabled.
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This rhythm-action game for the Nintendo DS is just the single greatest use of the system's stylus, a tap-and-drag-along adventure in which the titular squad of life-bettering (and, eventually, world-saving) operatives defeat distress and devastation by... singing and dancing, basically.
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The paper lists a few potential benefits, like increasing the planet's biodiversity (the variety of different species), bettering our scientific knowledge from all of the de-extinction research, or just making ourselves feel better after all the stupid destruction of the natural world we've partaken in.
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Sani Brown clocked 10.28 seconds in the 100 meters and 20.34 in the 200, the second bettering the mark set by Usain Bolt in 2003, to claim the sprint double at the youth championships in Colombia and also won the IAAF Rising Star Award in 2015.
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We are taking strong action to continue bolstering security on Facebook – investing heavily in new technology and hiring thousands more people to remove fake accounts, bettering enforce our standards on hate and violence, and increasing oversight of our ad system to set a new transparency standard for the internet.
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The timing of Whelan's arrest has raised speculation about whether it had anything to do with Maria Butina's legal troubles in the US. Until her December plea deal, Butina maintained she was innocent and insisted she was a foreign student interested in bettering relations between the US and Russia.
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These saboteurs may even potentially mean well, but still manage to throw off the momentum you're building personally and professionally, Womack tells CNBC Make It. As you work toward bettering yourself and reaching your goals, Womack says these are three common pieces of career advice you should ignore.
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If you're not sure how much money to set aside, I suggest using the practical 50-20-30 rule, which calls for categorizing spending and allocating 50 percent of your income on needs, 30 percent on wants and activities, and 20 percent on bettering your financial future (like investing).
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Topping off the list of hero ingredients responsible for bettering my skin one cotton round at a time — which is exactly how you should apply it, with a cotton round, pressed somewhat forcefully into the skin — is reishi mushroom, which acts as the hydrating peanut butter to the acids' stinging jelly.
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But the greatest thing about The Final Year, and the part that needs repeating over and over in our abrasive, attention-seeking political age, is that no matter what your method for bettering the world is, the real work is usually done quietly, in ways that defy pomp and fanfare.
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Lovato, one of the most decorated jiu jitsu specialists to ever compete in MMA, put his expertise on the ground to great use, bettering Mousasi on the mat before crying in the cage and telling the British crowd that they were sharing the best moments of his life with him.
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Playing for a new contract in a system ill-suited to accentuate his strengths, he endured that frustrating circumstance with blinders, hardly focused on bettering those around him and instead obsessed over getting to the basket—defensive coverage be damned—to rediscover the flair that previously had transformed him into one of the world's most popular athletes.
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The collection opens with "Bettering Myself," a portrait of Miss Mooney, a 30-year-old divorced high school teacher at a Ukrainian Catholic school in the East Village, as she passes the days with her students and her college-age boyfriend, who lingers outside the story most of the time as a symbol of pure millennial angst.
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New York federal prosecutors have interviewed two senior executives at Naftogaz, the Ukrainian state-run energy company, and requested interviews with at least two others who are believed to have some knowledge of the alleged scheme by Giuliani's associates Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman to replace Naftogaz's chief executive in hopes of bettering their business prospects.
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In one example given in the report, the BATS-Y stock exchange — one of four stock exchanges run by BATS Global Markets — sent out a fee notice at the end of March 2014 announcing that it would offer 15-hundredths of a cent to traders buying certain stocks, thus bettering the 14-hundredths of a cent that Nasdaq BX had been offering.
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He's now the owner of the Los Angeles Clippers NBA basketball team and is the co-founder of the philanthropic Ballmer Group, which focuses on organizations dedicated to bettering outcomes for children in need and helping reduce the cycle of intergenerational poverty in the U.S. Ballmer also is the founder of USAFacts, a project seeking to improve transparency in government.
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An advisory committee that provided input on bettering smart grids in the U.S. is the latest casualty of President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE's executive order to cut federal advisory boards by a third.
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While Congress still has work to do to address much-needed health-care reforms, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE remains committed to bettering our health-care system.
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And while Doyle's writing isn't interspersed with intolerant jabs toward others, like Hollis's, Doyle's first two books (like so many in the self-help genre) do rely on similar language about bettering herself, despite life's challenges, by looking within — rather than interrogating the cultural and structural forces that have caused her harm, let alone the damage done to those who aren't beautiful, petite white ladies living in Naples, Florida.
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After spending the past couple of years bettering its skin-care, makeup, hair, and body-care aisles — with everything from capsule collections from top Korean beauty brands to a newfound commitment to transparency in natural products (with ingredients lists you can actually read) and even a signature fragrance line — the megastore is taking a major step forward to be as inclusive as it is expansive, adding eight new brands to its shelves, including internet favorites like Violet Voss, Makeup Geek, and Coloured Raine.
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This is just to sayI have raisedthe limitof the characters onthe webpageand whichyou probably thoughtwere morethan adequateForgive meit's difficultto punishverbal abuseThis is easierand costsless moneyand umSome other stuffuh, thinkfluencing,pivoting to vi A large segment of those protesting the change see it as a diversion from more essential improvements to Twitter, like bettering its harassment reporting tools, killing the platform's giant bot networks, taking an unequivocal stance against hate speech, and banning the Nazis, a phrase that has become all but rote across the site.
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After all, she wouldn&apost have become the artist with the highest-ever amount of American Music Awards, which is a fully fan-voted show, if her music was just OK. Swift has also made strides at bettering the music industry for her fellow artists as well as herselfI won&apost rehash the recent legal woes brought on by Scott Borchetta selling Swift&aposs former label Big Machine Records — and thus, all of Swift&aposs catalog up through 2017&aposs "Reputation" — to Scooter Braun (because who needs Big Machine anyway?).
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