This makes it the more remarkable that he was able to lay bare the awful background to the no less awful war in the Crimea; a war that was launched over a stupid quarrel about great-power stewardship in Jerusalem, and thus a war that is still, in our own day, continuing to be fought.
Defenders of the politicians argue that they have never been given enough time in power to improve their stewardship or to be punished by voters.
They must put aside ideas of the sea's immensity and power, and instead take stewardship of the ocean, with all the privileges and responsibilities that implies.* Effects of Marine Reserves on Coral Reef Fish Communities from Five Islands in New Caledonia", by L. Wantiez, P. Thollot and M. Kulbicki.
There have been several other points of conflict, mainly involving personal jealousies and power plays, under the stewardship of Sir Rodney Walker, a mild-mannered man who has been chairman since 2004 and who took home in the last financial year, in salary and commission to a company he controls, £123,206 for a few days a month.
The F.B.I. under his stewardship abused powers it was given after the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the name of enhanced national security.
Her approach to civil liberties, as demonstrated in her stewardship of the investigatory powers bill, is deeply worrying, and does not offer any reassurance to our party".
that his stewardship of devolved economic powers was better than the Chancellor's control of the broader financial levers.
In 1989, General Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir seized power in a military coup, and took stewardship of the war.
"We know no one executive has a whole lot of power, but we hope they're taking stewardship seriously".
On these great issues of political power, Denning was a realist in his stewardship of the law.
Long Islanders were particularly outraged by Dr. Catacosinos's stewardship of a $6 billion nuclear power plant in Shoreham, N.Y., that never went on line.
