Sentence examples for on stewardship from inspiring English sources

She said it would be hard for charities to take on stewardship of heritage woodland.

The National Trust has said it will consider taking on stewardship of some heritage woodlands, but Reynolds added that there were still questions over how it would be paid for.

The Assemblies of God position on stewardship reflects that of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America.

In President Bush's most recent budget, there is a chapter on "stewardship" in the Analytical Perspectives volume.

Will Pomroy, policy lead on stewardship and corporate governance at the NAPF, said: "With many companies becoming ever more global and complex, management succession is a primary shareholder risk in a number of circumstances.

The neighborhood's volunteers now concentrate on stewardship and what Ms. Murphy-Dunning calls "infrastructure," which includes practical matters like lights, as well as less practical additions, like labels identifying the wide array of plant life thriving in the park.

The answer, of course, is Antonio Pappano whose hands-on stewardship of this house inspires artists to go the extra distance for him.

Sir Ian called on the DECC to establish a new arm's length regulatory body to take on the stewardship role for the next phase of the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS).

Furthermore, given the resource poor context, taking on a stewardship role might prove not to be beneficial as this could have negative financial implications.

Even at the White House Forum on Antibiotic Stewardship on June 2nd, which I was honored to participate in, attendees were brought together for an inspiring opening session then quickly split into two tracks -- human stewardship and animal stewardship -- and kept separated for the rest of the forum.

The proposed algorithms on antibiotic stewardship are based on different PCT cutoff ranges.