Sentence examples for stewardship of both from inspiring English sources

The firm's stewardship of both contracts since has been controversial.

So in his stewardship of both the Proms and Radio 3 Wright will attempt to "keep that sense of refreshing and renewing whilst being absolutely true to the heritage" and he will be prepared for the brickbats.

The challenge is to implement effective practices to properly assess and manage these risks that allow for the vigilant stewardship of both the institution of science and public safety.

In the stewardship of both the National Trust and Sir Edward Dashwood, West Wycombe Park is not only a well-preserved monument to the tastes and foibles of the late 18th century but also a much-used public venue.

This shared understanding can inform the current dialogue about the need to address fragmented stewardship of CHWs at both country and global levels [ 34, 35].

This drive for short-term gain at the cost of both our stewardship of the environment and social equality has lead to a loss of trust in our most powerful institutions.

Recently anointed the 22nd most powerful woman in the world by Forbes by virtue of her stewardship of the CBS Evening News – above both Melinda Gates and Madonna – she is reportedly on the brink of surrendering to poor ratings and throwing in the towel.

"This candidate is void of both traits that are necessary for the stewardship of this country," he said.

It stands as part of an exhaustive Environmental Impact Statement and Comprehensive Conservation Plan, both required by law for proper stewardship of our national wildlife refuges.

Both ethical and economic considerations demand good stewardship of our natural resources.

It encompasses the traditional stewardship of the public health sector but covers also private health markets, both domestic and international.