Sentences with phrase «become productive citizens who»

He wants to give as many children as possible what they need to become productive citizens who will positively impact the world.

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Saying the executive action «barely scratches the surface of this problem» the campaign asserts that New York will continue to «not treat youth in an age - appropriate manner, which leads to youth who are more likely to re-offend and less likely to turn their lives around and become productive citizens.

A rich curriculum that helps students learn a lot about a lot of things in all the disciplines — literature, history, science, math, and the arts — will help students become thoughtful and productive citizens who love to learn new things.

«When children are taught to honor themselves, have compassion and be respectful of others, they will become global citizens who are productive and add value to this world.»

And they offer reason for cautious optimism that many American children who have been consigned to lives of frustration and poverty might instead become productive, fulfilled citizens.

a nation of remarkably productive, often well - paid workers who are becoming increasingly reluctant to pause from their labors and refresh their souls — a nation whose cash - drenched corporate employers typically don't pay for much time off (less than two weeks annually, on average), a nation whose globe - gripping federal government is the only one in the whole industrialized world not to legally require generous periods of paid kick - back - and - hang time — is a nation that's socially screwed up, particularly in comparison with European countries like France, which orders its citizens outside to play for the entire month of August and a few other weeks spread through the year.

Our course is tailored to assist students evolve knowledge, skills, attitudes, and habits that can serve them for a lifetime of driving and allow them to become productive and responsible citizens who

Rich is the heart and soul of The Sudanese Promise Fund, which helps 54 refugees who have resettled in Tucson adapt to the United States, overcome their traumatic past and become productive citizens.