Sentence examples for stewardship director from inspiring English sources

Cincinnati's centralized system was championed by Michael Vanderburgh, the archdiocese's stewardship director, who was looking for more consistent cash flow and a means to accommodate younger parishioners.

Rather, the goal is for "smart policy" that is evidence and not politics-based, as Liese Dallbauman, PepsiCo's water stewardship director noted.

When Jill Mintsiveris, stewardship director at Grace Church in Erie, Pa., organized a budget course, she said she expected "that people would be busting down the door to get help".

Previous Wyss Scholars from F&ES include Mikailah McKee '13 M.F., who is now the stewardship director at the Western Rivers Conservancy; Hanna Mershman '14 M.F., the timber sale administrator for the U.S. Forest Service in Williamette National Forest; and Ben Hayes '15 M.F., the working lands project director at the Pinchot Institute for Conservation.

Earlier in the day Alison Kennedy, a governance and stewardship director at Standard Life Investments, said the firm would vote against approving the remuneration report: "We appreciate that there were competitive pressures during 2013 [chiefly in investment banking]... and that the board was seeking to protect a business franchise under threat.

Its sequel, currently titled only Star Wars: Episode VIII, has already begun shooting at Pinewood under the stewardship of director Rian Johnson.

The London film festival, the first under the stewardship of director Sandra Hebron, has come to an end, with good houses, a respectable list of premieres and a well-received, lively selection.

In areas of the state where fields of corn or grazing dairy cows are more common, the other participating farmers have also quickly discovered the magnetism of acres of sunflowers, said John P. Parke, a stewardship project director with the state branch of the Audubon Society.

Under the crackerjack stewardship of director Michael Greif, the cast of eight guides us with a gentle deftness through the story of a lonely boy who finds love and acceptance by telling a lie that guarantees the joy, too, will eventually prove flat and false.

The film was eventually released under the stewardship of American director Len Wiseman and received poor reviews.

The group hopes to spawn 12,000 gardens across the Puget Sound area, including 700 across the Nisqually, which would treat about 9.3 million gallons per year, said David Burger, Stewardship's executive director.