Sentence examples for property stewardship from inspiring English sources

Brian Cronin, chief executive of Your Housing, defended his organisation's property stewardship in the area and said the group has invested more than £23m in refurbishments or new homes around Anfield since 2009.

The challenge of scale in optimizing ecological benefits in cities, and the potential for institutional partnering on multi-parcel, private property stewardship efforts to generate both site-scale and landscape-scale ecological outcomes is discussed.

This paper accesses available literature, case studies, municipal and organizational reports, and first-person interviews to describe four emerging strategies for catalyzing voluntary private property stewardship in cities: (a) indirect incentives; (b) market-based certifications; (c) community-based initiatives; and (d) payments for ecosystem services.

sold the campus to the state in 1973, Bronx Community College moved onto the property and assumed stewardship of the Hall of Fame.

The TSI was developed through on-farm field trials of 21 properties and 154 stewardship sites in northern Tasmania in Australia.

On my stewardship, the property was not going to be reduced further.

The deal, whose terms were undisclosed, puts the properties back under the stewardship of Townsquare's executive vice president Bill Wilson, who was formerly the president of AOL Media during the time the sites launched in 2008-2009 and helped develop them.

However voluntary strategies for encouraging ecological stewardship on private property in cities are not well studied.

These approaches emphasize the stewardship of land and property in ways that preserve space and generate wealth for low-income people as market pressures heat up.

And while a few schools marked for closing have won reprieves in years past, school officials and parents said a combination of the bad economy and Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan's oft-repeated resolve to "take stewardship of our finances, properties and buildings very seriously," as he phrased it last week in the archdiocese's newspaper, made the chances slimmer this time.

Managing private land for conservation and landscape functionality can be costly, therefore, fiscal incentives like income tax deductions and property rates exclusions can help encourage biodiversity stewardship and thereby contribute to meeting the social and ecological goals of inclusive development.