Sentence examples for stewarding institution from inspiring English sources

The film shows how utterly their marriage revolved around artists and gallery visits, until 1990, when the Vogels decided it was time to give their collection away to a stewarding institution; they chose the National Gallery.

Hank was one of the Museum's earliest supporters and greatest benefactors, and stewarded the institution as President of the Board of Trustees for over two decades with a stalwart belief in the importance of contemporary art.

The British are notoriously poor at stewarding their great institutions.

We are stewards for an institution that's part of their lives – and something they cherish.

As the stewards of an institution whose roots in Nassau County extend back to 1874, we at the Garden City Hotel believe strongly that government, as well as the private sector, should continue to support the Cradle and the other museums at Mitchel Center.

To General Trainor, General Clarke, and the faculty and staff at West Point - you have been outstanding stewards of this proud institution, and excellent mentors for the newest officers in the United States Army.

Reed and the Trustees have shown themselves to be untrustworthy stewards of a public institution vital to the success of the next generation.

"I was hired to steward an old and valuable institution," said Mr. Genoways, his hands folded in his lap during an interview last week.

But, trustees are the institution's financial stewards and annually approve the level of debt as well as the operating and capital budgets.

That this institution, long a feisty steward for offbeat repertory and unorthodox programming, had disappeared almost completely made its continued community-outreach programs seem poignant and slightly quixotic.

My local pastor told me that a close Vatican source informed him that Pope Francis saw a documentary called Owning Our Faith, featuring myself and 20 other LGBTQ Catholics talking about our complicated relationship with the Church because of years of exclusionary behavior from both the institution and its countless stewards.