betterment

Preposition: of

• humankind: All projects must result in the betterment of humankind.
• mankind: Review: Can you imagine being sent away to die for " the betterment of mankind?
• humanity: It's for the greater good, the betterment of humanity, of standing up for what we know to be morally right.
• society: His is a world where the geek must roam free for the betterment of society.
• condition: World Space Week is an international celebration of science and technology and their contribution to the betterment of the human conditions.
• community: Nationally, the 8000 knights work for the betterment of the community at large.

Converse of object

capture: The Land Commission Act, 1967, was a second attempt at capturing betterment, and likewise failed.

Adjective modifier

• social: We will fight in ' every way we can for freedom, democracy and social betterment, End of quote.
• economic: Pressure to reform the political and social system came mainly from the new middle class who campaigned for economic betterment.
• human: Introduction Can social science analysis provide a basis for human betterment?
• own: The way women come together in fora to discuss the obstacles to their own betterment is an example to others.
• personal: The idea of the plan combined to appeal to their national and socialist traditions and desire for personal betterment.
• statutory: Such an increase is not within the definition of statutory betterment.

Modifies a noun

• levy: The student reforms should be met through a graduate tax, new housing infrastructure through a betterment levy on land.
• tax: The concept of a betterment tax has been debated at length in a number of forums.
• group: This point of address becomes the logical rallying point for all betterment groups the world over.
• scheme: Only a national betterment tax scheme is likely to be able to do this.
• technology: ABLE achieves its goals through several non-profit organizations which make use of the social betterment technologies of author and humanitarian, L. Ron Hubbard.
• taxation: The theory behind all betterment taxation is that the public should share in the benefits granted through a permission to develop.

Noun used with modifier

material: Material betterment is only one dimension of this process.