Helping them to become productive members of society makes both economic and social sense.

It can take up to five years for a coconut seedling to become productive.

But there is a third evil to be cured before it can become productive.

Those opinions sometimes become productive of fruit and sometimes not.

All the Vedic rites become productive of merit.

The labours of the field have become productive, and there has been excited, says Dr. Shubert-

O blessed one, one's words become productive of good only through the favour of the gods.

Gender-based violence also deprives women and children of the opportunity to become productive citizens of the country.

You can instead hand someone this module with minimal instruction and they can become productive quite quickly.

The pearl-fisheries around Margarita Island, also leased to a foreign company, have become productive under the new management.

But the cactus is making inroads even here, while the volcanic sand and molten rock thrown out by Vesuvius soon become productive.

There was yet the dike front to be faced, and much ditching to be done besides, ere the land would become productive.

The first essential is more jobs, useful jobs for tens of thousands who can become productive and can pay their own way.

Third-level students will, they hope, go on to become productive members of society who earn a decent wage and look favourably on mortgage pension plans.

They no longer live in wretched garrets; the fields of literature are become more fertile, and even the study of the Muses has become productive.

Those objects again for whose acquisition the understanding strives (regarding them to be beneficial) become productive of grief and ultimately meet with destruction.