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The phrase "an effective steward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who manages or takes care of something responsibly and efficiently, often in contexts related to resources, environment, or organizations.
Example: "As an effective steward of the environment, she implemented sustainable practices in her community."
Alternatives: "a responsible manager" or "a capable guardian".
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It is Gods asset, and I am responsible to be an effective steward of it, says Maclellan.
CMS's mission is as follows: "as an effective steward of public funds, CMS is committed to strengthening and modernizing the nation's health care system to provide access to high quality care and improved health at lower cost".
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She became something quite different -- the effective steward of a multimillion-dollar communications empire.
Through the neo-liberal intellectual lens, self-interest is the new public good; market leaders, the most efficient and effective stewards for a globally-integrated society, and giant transnationals catering to consumers, the 21st Century alternative to government.
George was also a good steward of the land.
When, at the age of 23, he visited Washington, DC, he was confused when he was served sushi but he did manage to persuade the World Bank to audit a loan to his home region.If anything offers hope for the survival both of the world's remaining rainforest and its inhabitants, it may be the rich world's feeling that forest-dwellers are the most effective stewards both of carbon and biodiversity.
We must be effective stewards of education for our nation's children by improving assessment systems, not opting children out of the system that should be for their benefit.
That is a major difficulty, I think, since the United States can scarcely be an effective "claviger" (key bearer) and "steward" of the states of consent if its executive cannot secure enduring domestic consent for its "preclusive" actions.
The shogunate appointed its own military governors, or shugo, as heads of each province and named stewards to supervise the individual estates into which the provinces had been divided, thus establishing an effective national network.
"Effective regulation requires an effective enforcement program".
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