Global trade may help to smooth the upward price curve, but only resource stewardship can help to bring it down if global demand keeps on rising.
A successful deal could incentivise not only good stewardship of forests and more sustainable land use, but also massive investment into low-carbon growth and a healthier planet, including in sectors such as energy generation, construction and transportation.
As a member of Italy's business elite, his image has been enhanced not only by his stewardship at Ferrari, taking sales to more than $1.4 billion a year, but also by his directorships in luxury goods companies in Italy and France.
"And it will be very hard to replace him, not only for his stewardship at defense, but for the balanced approach he was able to bring to the foreign policy debates, the fact that he is a Republican and the fact that he worked so closely with Hillary".
It was, for example, the decision not taken to contract-out health services that put the MoHS in charge not only of the stewardship of the system, but also of service delivery.
Strictly interconnected with the infection control policy, these approaches represent the pillars of antimicrobial stewardship not only in the ICU but in the entire health-care systems.
She remains a revered figure for Mr. Cameron, not only for her conservative stewardship at 10 Downing Street but also for her success in turning the Falklands issue into her second general-election victory, in 1983.
Palace lost their sixth successive league game, 5-4 at struggling Swansea City, on Saturday to leave them outside the relegation places on goal difference only and Pardew's stewardship hanging by a thread.
His abrupt sacking by the Communist Party is casting that empire in a decidedly different light, raising doubts not only about Mr. Liu's stewardship and the corruption that dogs China's vast public-works projects, but also, perhaps, the safety, financial soundness and long-term viability of a rail system that has captured the world's attention.
That indicates troubles not only in EOP's stewardship of the asset, but also in the loosey-goosey development milieu of Atlanta.
