Those unable to engage in productive activity would be able to sell or lease their share to members of the productively capable group, and would derive an income from this source.
Doing so will involve a change of mindset, away from the paradigm of running a single organisation and towards fostering an open, adaptive and productive sector, capable of rising to the challenges of the future.
He wrote that a sound, basic education "consists of the foundational skills that students need to become productive citizens capable of civic engagement and sustaining competitive employment".
"That's all to the good, in terms of society, because it means that we are bringing in people to be productive and capable and supporting them".
He is productive and capable, but Popovich was among the first to realize that what Duncan needed most was pace and space.
The carriers of history, whether they be individuals, cultures, institutions, or communities, are productive systems capable of producing value, meaning, and, in some cases, realizing purposes.
That would be the case if, for example, more productive and capable individuals are more likely to be proficient in Spanish.
Anderson proposes that the good exists in forms of enterprise, productive activities capable of developing in a special way by means of "communication" – individuals are caught up in these goods and in the process transcend their more immediate and mundane goals and demands.
You'll find you're more productive and capable of rolling with whatever stress the following day throws at you. 4. Chill out.
By contrast, healthy people are naturally more productive and capable, and that can go a long way in lessening the impact of the economic crisis all around the world.
Give them the Arts and there's a better chance that you will create a productive citizen, capable of functioning and even thriving beyond the limits of race, class, politics, etc.
