Sentence examples for stewardship of two from inspiring English sources

An article last Sunday about Jed Walentas and his stewardship of Two Trees Management, a development company in Brooklyn started by his father, David Walentas, who almost single-handedly created the Dumbo neighborhood, referred imprecisely to Jed.

The energy measure, for instance, will now be under the stewardship of two Republican industry allies: Senator Pete V. Domenici of New Mexico and Representative Billy Tauzin of Louisiana.

Roy L. M. Boe, whose simultaneous stewardship of two New York area sports franchises, the Nets and the Islanders, brought championships, controversy and financial struggles, died Sunday in Bridgeport, Conn.

But through the stewardship of two dedicated men over the past 35 years, the Municipal Archives has managed to grow an astonishing tenfold, as its tiny band of civil servants has rescued documents from sub-basements and trash bins.

This time, by placing it under the stewardship of two guys who love indie creators so much they dreamed up a whole festival about it.

Under the stewardship of two of the most important hostesses on Spanish-language television, from Univision, Lourdes Stephen and Giselle Blondet, along with the support of Raul De Molina, the live broadcast began in earnest.

It's been over two years since he left Real Salt Lake, with Kreis since fired at New York City FC, but the Utah club are still struggling to move on from his stewardship of six years.

"A new challenge, a new opportunity and a chance to play under the stewardship of one of the most respected managers in the game".

Rather, public health has a unique relationship of stewardship to one dimension of well-being, health, and to the particular determinants that have a special strategic significance for health.

Meanwhile, Black will presumably be retreating to her Connecticut home to consider the lessons to be learned from her brief, controversial stewardship of 1.1 million schoolchildren; and mixed with a sense of failure will no doubt be one of relief that she need no longer wake up each morning as the least-liked public official in the history of Bloomberg's mayoralty.

The association, which handles about $3 billion a year, is so "insular, opaque, and unaccountable," the report concludes, that the state should consider eliminating the association's stewardship of the three premier tracks.