Public trust and public participation in research demand clear stewardship as well as transparent and accountable oversight.
League football was a target for Gateshead under the former Sunderland vice-chairman's stewardship, as was the construction of a new stadium project.
Our family farm has been making improvements to our methods of farming for generations, not through regulations and laws, but through using common sense and stewardship, as well as understanding how valuable healthy soil is to a healthy farm.
The recent mine rescue in Chile is an international success story to be certain, but it is also a scenario where workers' safety was clearly not a priority, and now the question of who owned and profited from the mine will be taken up by both proponents of domestic stewardship, as well as foreign companies.
The "future of fishing" (2008 2050) model employed scenarios with regions designated as MRs (closed to the fishery), fishing effort reduction (ER) and stewardship, as well as "business as usual", indicating no change in management practice.
This results in increased chances of achieving the dual goal of biodiversity conservation stewardship as well as community development.
This study focuses upon the entry level stewardship (ELS) as it is both very widespread, incorporating 5 M ha of English Farmland (Natural England 2013a), and has many options that are applicable to other UK and European agri-environment schemes (AES).
"Under his deft stewardship as its first chief executive, the Health and Social Care Board undertook the challenging role of delivering safe and sustainable health care services to everyone in Northern Ireland.
Many different societies over time have had different conceptions of ownership, whether as stewardship or as good that are held by the community.
They, like Mr. Monroe, seem to regard the museum and their stewardship of it as perpetual works in progress.
