Sentence examples for become stewards from inspiring English sources
To address the issue in tropical areas where marine mammal consumption is growing — the Gulf of Guinea, Madagascar, Sri Lanka, and Myanmar — local people will also have to be involved and become stewards of their environments, Dr. Robards said.
"As a business with deep roots in New York City, we have a sincere appreciation for these cherished neighborhoods, and we are honored to become stewards of the property," Mr. Speyer said.
"Change by Us NYC enables New Yorkers across the city to become stewards of their own local communities and team up with the city government and other neighbors to make good things happen," said David Bragdon, director of the mayor's Office of Long-Term Planning and Sustainability.
"Rather we have to recognise that our impact is game-changing on this planet, that we are all responsible, and that we have to become stewards of nature – as a part of it, rather than behaving like children rampaging through a sweetshop," Williams noted.
Henk Smith, the villagers' lawyer at the nonprofit Legal Resources Center, says the government's loss could be South Africa's gain if the villagers, most of whom are shepherds and laborers who never studied past the seventh grade, team up with the right managers and investors to become stewards of a diamond mine.
The sessions are not directly linked to the Games but could help those wanting to become stewards at Olympic events.
"The gavel came down -- and we became stewards of this man's vision," Mr. Christensen said.
What will inspire L.A.'s young people to became stewards of their environment and to work toward the conservation of wildlife and wild places?
After serving in Italy under Marshal Jean le Meingre Boucicaut in 1409, he became steward of the Bourbonnais.
In 1749 he became Steward of the Manors, and in 1750 was made Senior Bursar.
We are taking a proactive stance to become better stewards of the land and in becoming educators on the role we all can play in protecting our natural resources.
