This means making capitalism work better, and making it clear that there is no threat of protectionism.

It makes some people better off without making others worse off.

Making sure that aid is used better and more effectively is as important as increasing it.

Better scientific information is crucial for improving our decision making and for better focusing our conservation based initiatives.

So, rather than suppressing or regulating the information that Google uncovers, we are better off making it more freely available.

An amazingly simple idea..making lives better for millions in Bangladesh.

This would ensure better information exchange and, ultimately, consistency in decision making.

Would dispensing aid by making cash transfers directly to the poorest work better?

I would say yes. It is obviously about not just about decorating the world, and making it look even better, or even worse, if you ask me.

Pooling regional reserves as a way of making them go further is a better alternative.

When people don't have to worry about making a living, people will get along better.

Which path will be chosen is not clear, but it is far better that a broad coalition be responsible for making such a vital, even existential decision.

Furthermore, there is a need for better information to assist the Council in making its important decisions.

So the crux of it comes down to this notion of decision making giving information to people in a form that doesn't just educate them or inform them, but actually leads them to make better decisions, better choices in their lives.

This means making capitalism work better, and making it clear that there is no threat of protectionism. But the rationale must be to get the world economy out of its current risky situation, not to propel us into yet another speculative bubble.

Instead of abandoning competition and giving banks protected monopolies once again, the public would be better served by making it easier to close banks when they get into trouble.

Instead of abandoning competition and giving banks protected monopolies once again, the public would be better served by making it easier to close banks when they get into trouble.

It recommends that the authorities adopt a strategy for making the public at large better aware of the existence and purpose of the institutions established to combat racial discrimination.

It may be that my Lord will give me something better than thy garden , and that He will send on thy garden thunderbolts ( by way of reckoning ) from heaven , making it ( but ) slippery sand !

Evidence from India and Nepal suggests that women s involvement in decision making is associated with better local environmental management.

(d) What should be the role of multilateral assistance in making South South cooperation work better for the poor?

It all started making sense.

It gets way better.

You'd better leave it.

Why does the world consciously choose to help so ineffectively? Could it be that environmental aid is not primarily about helping the world, but about making us feel better about ourselves?

Making that happen requires someone willing to face opprobrium, jail, and a life of surveillance. I wish Julian Assange were a better person, but better people are not rising to the challenge.

But generally, the free flow of information reduces the concentration of power. So, rather than suppressing or regulating the information that Google uncovers, we are better off making it more freely available.

It will have joint decision making authority in many more areas, including the budget. As a result, European citizens' elected representatives will be better able to scrutinize the work of the Commission.

It is of vital importance to ensure greater transparency in the decision making process, accountability in performance and access and better participation of non Member States in the work of the Council.

But such apparently attractive strategies aimed at making better people turn out to be exclusionary and based on rather arbitrary testing.

What we're also trying to do is to beef up the conversation of the bacteria that live as mutualists with you, in the hopes of making you more healthy, making those conversations better, so bacteria can do things that we want them to do better than they would be on their own.

We believe that the revitalization of the General Assembly will be possible so long as it can evolve from a deliberative and legislative organ with no binding authority into one with greater participation and decision making on security, allowing it to reflect a better balance in the exercise of power and decision making within the United Nations structure.

Mr. Kafando (Burkina Faso) (spoke in French) There is at least one widely held view concerning Security Council reform, namely, that Africa deserves better representation than it currently has in that decision making body.

It would be better to focus on actually working together towards a better future.

Making matters worse, while we discarded the finer elements of our traditional culture, we failed to absorb the better aspects of modern civilization.

I'm actually interested in how the brain learns, and I'm especially interested in a possibility of making our brains smarter, better and faster.

It left nothing that it came upon without making it like decayed bones .

It left nothing that it came upon without making it like decayed bones .

In the words of the strategic analyst Stanley A. Weiss, this helped suck the lifeblood out of communism s global appeal, making it incapable of meeting the widespread yearning for a better and more open life.

A narrow focus on, say, developing better batteries, improving fuel efficiency, or making automobile production more sustainable is inadequate to catalyze the needed transformation.

This time, it had better make the most of it.

And India will be better for it.

He can do it better than me.

He can do it better than me.

It has to change for the better.