Sentence examples for improved and productive from inspiring English sources

It is therefore likely that the age of the household head will negatively influence management regimes in that the younger enclosure owners, in this case youths (18 to 35 years), will adopt improved and productive management regimes in a bid to diversify income derived from enclosure use.

We could build the strongest possible foundation for equitable development – for all children, for all our countries and we could use this basis for a lifetime of good growth, development, improved learning and productive capacity," he added.

In an experiment that focused on mandating time off for consultants for at least one night per week, she noticed that — over time — their work lives improved, and they were largely more productive.

Of 13 goats naturally infected during the first two years of the study, 11 improved at the end of the treatment period and continued to improve, 1 was unchanged at the end of the 5 day treatment period but gradually greatly improved, and 1 was worse but gradually greatly improved and has remained productive in the breeding herd.

Likewise, contracts between state and non-state sectors have been liberalized, opening the possibility for improved productive and administrative synergies between the two, as well as the creation of wholesale markets and credit mechanisms to support the emerging private sector.

"We need a programme of action for the next decade that emphasizes sustained and inclusive economic growth, improved productive capacity and a structural transformation that will generate jobs, especially for the vast and growing population of young people," he said.

And we know that when women get more education and improve their social and economic standing, household spending on nutrition increases, child health outcomes improve and small farms become more productive.

Recognizing that adaptation to climate change is only possible if efforts to reduce poverty are combined with climate knowledge and improved productive practices, PROEZA tops up the national conditional cash transfer programme with support to establish climate-smart agroforestry production systems that combine income generation with environmental protection.

The strategic plan is to stimulate research for advanced technology & knowledge transfer, sustainable & improved date production systems, productive date varieties and to investigate health benefits of date-enriched food diets in human population.

But, as I wrote in an earlier blog, Afghanistan's development gains are critical in helping its economy adapt through the post-2014 transition period and enabling a virtuous circle of improved productive capacities, economic growth, and improved chances for stability.

The partial replacement of corn grain with fat improved the productive performance of early-lactation cows grazing spring pastures.