Sentence examples for given stewardship from inspiring English sources

The historical society contributed $550,000, made up of donations from 270 individuals, toward the purchase, and was given stewardship of the house.

"Because she is an artist herself," Herold says, "I hope it gives her a deeper understanding of the work, rather than a lawyer who was given stewardship".

As well, Mr. Mason, who lost his law license in 1994 for a long pattern of lying to clients, fee-gouging and shoddy legal work, has been given stewardship over $700,000 of state money as co-director of a nonprofit program for at-risk youth.

Given stewardship of the Aldwych Theatre, Jones turned it into a radical powerhouse combining new work by Pinter, Edward Albee, Marguerite Duras, David Mercer and Peter Barnes with revivals of Bertolt Brecht, George Bernard Shaw, Granville Barker, Sean O'Casey and his beloved Maxim Gorky.

No private-sector company should be forced or pressured into giving stewardship of a technology to any standards agency.... Im sure Bill Gates would not have willingly given stewardship to an international body of DOS or Windows at a similar point in their development.... What would give me confidence is having the ISO folks take control of the certification.

As a people of the Resurrection, we need to work toward new life that protects our environment that we have been given stewardship over so that God's children in generations to come inherit the sustainable earth we have been gifted.

In one farsighted move, Brazil has set aside sizable tracts in the Amazon as Indian reserves, thereby giving stewardship to the indigenous peoples who have long lived in harmony with the forest.

While that's a positive given past stewardship, the ability of the team to work together is still unknown.

A noisy movement among evangelical Christians, led by Billy Graham, argues that God has given man "stewardship" of the Earth; and thus it is man's responsibility to act on climate change.

Research also shows that women are heavily influenced by parties' capacity to manage the economy, a trend that appears in Brown's favour as the incumbent, given his stewardship through a global economic recession.

While Mr. Preston faced no opposition at his confirmation hearing for the job at HUD, Representative Nydia M. Velázquez, Democrat of New York and head of the House Small Business Committee, gave his stewardship of the S.B.A. an incomplete.