Sentence examples for stewardship office from inspiring English sources

At the Department of Energy, Gerald G. Boyd, the deputy assistant secretary for science and technology, said his agency established a long-term stewardship office a year ago to cope with the problem, with about a dozen people working with engineers and planners at the various sites.

The Prime Minister's office may play a stewardship role toward that direction.

Under his stewardship, the office broadened its mix of lawyers.

"I know that he is an advocate and feels that, with the proper stewardship, the office can control some positive change for working men and women".

But his accusations about misconduct in the lottery contracting process have gained attention recently as new controversies have emerged over Mr. Gandhi's stewardship of his office.

Along the way he also came under considerable criticism from environmentalists, consumer advocates and progressives who argued that under his stewardship the regulatory office had been too deferential to business interests and insufficiently tough in its regulatory role.

The president, Mark Emmert, who adopted a policy on environmental stewardship when he took office in 2004, says: "For us it's certainly a component of the image of who we are and what we want to be.

The campaign will mine details of the president's actions in office, particularly his stewardship of the economy.

In the campaign, Ms. O'Brien fought against weeks of negative advertising that assailed her stewardship of the treasurer's office.

Within minutes of the debate's start, Mr. Bloomberg repeatedly attacked Mr. Thompson's stewardship of the comptroller's office.

Ms. McMahon, who is making her first bid for public office, highlights her stewardship of W.W.E., saying it gave her the skills needed to create jobs and stimulate the economy.