Sentence examples for stewardship of its from inspiring English sources

Marine biologists are already fretting about the potential impact of more tourists on the pristine reefs and are making efforts to mitigate it, but Cuba's stewardship of its offshore ecosystems has held up so far -- whether out of necessity or choice remains open to debate -- and there is little indication that the government is loosening the reins now.

The current season is its 50th, and it has a lot to celebrate, not least the stewardship of its new co-directors, the exceptional pianists Richard Goode and Mitsuko Uchida.

Having been a fan of Meigas, a Spanish restaurant in a restored trolley barn in downtown Norwalk, since the late 1980s, I have watched it change incrementally over the years, always under the stewardship of its owner, Ignacio Blanco.

It was not so long ago that Britain's stewardship of its vast empire all but guaranteed a comfortable feeling of superiority toward people unfortunate enough to be members of other races.

He said that the D.W.P. has a 100-year history of wise stewardship of its lands.

But twice recently, the club's stewardship of its own art-filled premises, a Gothic Revival brownstone and a designated landmark, has been brought into question.

Under the stewardship of Thomas S. Rogers, its chief executive, Primedia recently acquired About.com, a guide to the Web that is organized by niches, for $690 million.

The World Bank Group approved its first set of common environmental standards in 2001, for the first time making environmental stewardship part of its core mission of reducing poverty.

I wish my successor well in the stewardship of it".

Tata's purchases of Corus and JLR, as well as earlier takeovers of Tetley tea and the Brunner Mond chemical works, raised eyebrows, a few anxieties and at least two big questions: what does Tata want from its acquisitions; and what does the firm's stewardship of JLR and its stablemates mean for British industry?Understanding the Tata connection requires a look back at history.

When the company opens its spring season on April 30, the occasion will mark both Balanchine's death and 30 years of Mr. Martins's stewardship of City Ballet and its allied School of American Ballet.