Several important vaccines were created there under his stewardship, including one for rubella, developed in the 1960s by Stanley Plotkin.
In 1961, Arthur Hays Sulzberger retired and was succeeded by his son-in-law Orvil E. Dryfoos, whose brief stewardship included The Times's coverage of the Cuban missile crisis.
But many of the players still on the Mets and in the organization were brought in under Minaya's stewardship, including Ike Davis, Johan Santana, Daniel Murphy, Ruben Tejada, Matt Harvey and Jason Bay.
Now known as the Byrds, the band had several hit singles under Dickson's stewardship, including Turn! Turn! Turn! (another US No 1), All I Really Want to Do and Eight Miles High.
PepsiCo takes a comprehensive approach to water stewardship, including watershed preservation, agricultural interventions at the nexus of water and food security, community programmes, responsible use within its operations, and strategic engagement and advocacy.
Product stewardship includes cradle-to-grave responsibility for the potential health impact, safety, and environmental effects of a company's products.
They represent a model of women, operating a business while also incorporating environmental stewardship including no till, prairie strips, and timber management.
Pang et al [ 3] propose four functions and operational components of health research systems - stewardship (including vision and priorities), financing, creating and sustaining resources, and producing and using research.
At the same time, appropriate antimicrobial stewardship includes not only limiting the use of inappropriate agents in patients with VAP, but also improving our ability to diagnose and exclude infection in the intensive care unit (ICU) setting in order to avoid administering antibiotics to patients without bacterial infection [ 4].
Guidelines for developing and implementing stewardship programmes include recommendations on appropriate antibiotic use to guide the stewardship team's choice of potential stewardship objectives.
