Sentence examples for capable stewardship from inspiring English sources

Sky's lunchtime fixture sees Sunderland – still struggling under the usually capable stewardship of Martin O'Neill – take on a Spurs side who have recently developed the unhappy habit of conceding crucial late goals.

Provided capable stewardship, the venture funds will give their parent company a window into what's coming up in technology, and early looks into buying what could disrupt its core cash flows.

The 20th anniversary of the convention also coincides with Mali Chairing the UNICEF Executive Board, under the very capable stewardship of Ambassador Daou.

So couple the trend toward the "Best of Breed" agency model with the growth of in-house agencies and it's easy to see what's happening here: clients believe they are more than capable of handling the brand stewardship themselves.

In addition, several trials have shown that the use of PCT-guided algorithms towards antibiotic stewardship programs is capable to reduce the consumption of antibiotics in septic patients [ 16, 17].

The United States' nuclear deterrent will remain safe and reliable without nuclear testing as long as the government keeps its weapons up to date with the so-called Stockpile Stewardship Program and fosters a scientific workforce capable of running the SSP, says a report from the U.S. National Academies released today.

"I selected Mike Leavitt because he is a trusted friend, a capable executive and a man who understands the obligations of environmental stewardship," Mr. Bush said today as he arrived in Denver for a fund-raising event.

Ted Kennedy will soon die, and Obama (and many other Kennedys) want to see Caroline in the political game in a high profile way to provide leadership for the tens of thousands of capable political hands that Kennedy's machine has produced to be loyal both to her stewardship of the family operation and then loyal to Obama.

The battleground was whether the mercantile system of double entry should be designed to reflect the "old society" priorities of stewardship, patronage and personal accountability or "new society" pressure for a business framework judged capable of achieving "cheap and efficient government".

When the stockpile stewardship program was begun in the 1990s, the goal was to build a generation of supercomputers capable of 100 teraflops.

"It's about stewardship".