Sentence examples for cautious stewardship from inspiring English sources
Chairman Alan Greenspan has gained worldwide acclaim for his cautious stewardship of the Federal Reserve.
But that would hurt them, because polls show that voters, in their anxiety, prefer precisely the perceived lack of bravura, and the sense of cautious stewardship, that Mrs Merkel exudes.
Citibank is running ads that promise clients cautious, loyal stewardship and business as usual, with no mention of the frozen credit market and Citigroup's multibillion-dollar bailouts, let alone bonuses and corporate jets.
But, while bound to disappoint, Mr Osborne needed to avoid seeming so cautious as to crush confidence in the recovery and his own stewardship of it.
Her stewardship of the new alliance is likely to be similarly cautious.
"It's about stewardship".
(The stewardship council is based in London).
Under his stewardship the company has thrived.
"It feels like a stewardship," he said.
Voters approve of Mr Harper's economic stewardship.
