Sentence examples for joint stewardship from inspiring English sources
There's a joint stewardship".
If restoration of the Assembly and Executive has to be deferred, the Governments agree that this will have immediate implications for their joint stewardship of the process.
The Sir John Soane's Museum Foundation honored Avery and MoMA for their innovative and transformative co-acquisition and joint stewardship of The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Archives.
Government officials I spoke to, on the other hand, spoke euphemistically of their fears of a loss of sovereignty if there were to be a "joint stewardship" of Haiti with the 'international community" — euphemism here for the US, whom everyone acknowledges to be the big power, over all others.
Many Japanese officials now say they think China — by sending government ships and aircraft near the islands almost daily — has embarked on a long-term strategy aimed at pressing Japan to admit that a territorial dispute exists, and then eventually to agree to some form of joint stewardship, if not conceding the islands to China altogether.
In this first phase of their joint stewardship the club were runners-up in the league top flight to Bob Paisley's Liverpool.
But almost all of these relationships have ultimately come unstuck.In this section Knock-offs catch on Call waiting Busting the cartels Core and periphery Paying up Follow me The trouble with tandems ReprintsDuel trackThat should hardly come as a surprise because joint stewardships are all too often a recipe for chaos.
There is here a possibility of getting 'too close', that is without sufficient challenge, or in corporate governance terms, focussing on a joint endeavour or stewardship approach, which itself has been found to contain that potential hazard [ 27].
Much to the chagrin of those who wish to slash Social Security, the Labor and Budget committees passed a joint resolution demanding strong stewardship of the Social Security program and opposing any attempt to dip into Social Security funds or cut back on benefits resulting from last week's deal over raising the federal debt ceiling.
At Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, antimicrobial drug prescribing is overseen by an antibiotic committee, which provides and regularly updates a joint hospital-community antibiotic policy and stewardship program (38).
From a governance perspective, we noted the dominance of a spirit of high trust and close professional alignment between the parties to achieve the negotiated order, which tends to support the stewardship theory of the joint endeavour, as opposed to the agency theory predicated on the two parties having different sets of interests and therefore low trust (see Table 2).
