Sentence examples for commitment to the stewardship from inspiring English sources
The challenge that the Museum of Modern Art faces, if it proceeds with its plans, is how to square its own commitment to the stewardship of modern art with the destruction of this masterwork in order to expand further its facilities on its own terms.
Nonetheless, "They're absolutely committed to the stewardship of The New York Times," he said.
Punch was the embodiment of that commitment to the family's stewardship of this news institution.
Their commitment to this stewardship has kept them bound to each other and to the paper through many difficult times, and none more difficult than the past several years.
A concerted global commitment to the intelligent use of antimicrobials, better antibiotic stewardship, the implementation of effective infection control strategies, and the development of more effective therapies are desperately needed.
This role is more important than ever before, if we are to use the events at Mid Staffordshire to renew our commitment to the founding values of the NHS and rededicate ourselves to our stewardship of the service and its fundamental principles.
Yet, even before the closure it was a long time – and certainly never under Eshun's stewardship – that the ICA has shown any real commitment to the form.
The Obama administration, however, has pointedly restated its commitment to the creation of two states as the key to a solution.Mr Netanyahu and Mr Barak argue, each to his own disgruntled party faithful, that Mr Barak's continued stewardship of the defence ministry should reassure the Arabs and the wider world of Israel's restraint and moderation.
