Significats de better the condition en anglès

The better the condition of the general community the better for themselves.

The further we went the better the condition of the villages became.

I have endeavored to better the condition of these people, and have succeeded.

Just so long as men are paid on the piece-work system we shall not better the condition, either.

Considerable efforts are being made by American, British, and other missionary institutions to better the condition of the natives.

As young Parnell grew he was filled with but one theme: how to better the condition of his people.

The increasing wealth of the nation has had little or no tendency to better the condition of the labouring poor.

State interference is always to be deprecated; individual action alone has power to better the condition of our sorely-tempted race.

The question is whether wealth, increasing in this way, has any tendency to better the condition of the labouring poor.

Well, perhaps she has, but, darling, you cannot better the condition of the colored men without helping the colored women.

So far as it is an organized attempt to better the condition of men by association of interests it is consistent.

Manumission was thus no remedy for the deterioration of the citizens: it was powerless even to better the condition of the slave.

Their organization had become perfected, and many of their leaders were persistent in their efforts to better the condition of their followers.

A more virtuous man, I believe, does not exist, nor one who is more enthusiastically devoted to better the condition of mankind.

With this realization there will come efforts on her part to better the condition of her country by doing her little share.

You might not only beautify your district by having those objectionable signs prohibited, but do many other things to better the condition of the farmers.