Mark Van Putten President, Stewardship Project Reston, Va., March 10 , 2005
Mr. Kerry will spend at least $1.5 million on advertisements in seven swing states, with new commercials taking Mr. Bush to task for his stewardship of the economy while painting Mr. Kerry as a protector of the middle class and Mr. Bush as a slave to special interests.
I think that the scientific challenge of stockpile stewardship is adequate to that task, and I believe that can be done without new weapons.
The main task of the antibiotic stewardship program (ASP) is to reduce the microbial resistance and decrease incidence of infectious complications caused by MDR pathogens.
Emphasizing task-shifting to foster optimal stewardship of health resources is at the center of this effort.
and has recently been taken to task at home over her upcoming stewardship of the Sydney Theatre Company, but the profession has paid her back with great roles and acclaim - she's the elf queen of Hollywood royalty.
Johnson faces a rebuilding job – just two players of the starting XI that lined up on the opening day against Derby, Gabriel Zakuani and Tommy Rowe, were in the side that drew at Oakwell – though it's a task made easier by Gannon's admirable stewardship through waters churned up by months of madness.
Gates added that he had asked James R. Schlesinger to lead a senior-level task force to recommend improvements in the stewardship and operation of nuclear weapons, delivery vehicles and sensitive components by the Department of Defense.
Launched two years ago and funded by USAID, AIME works throughout Latin America, focusing on the connection between the traditional stewardship of the forest by indigenous people and the difficult task of reducing emissions in the atmosphere from forest loss.
In 1998, a multidisciplinary team, composed of a small, technically focused, clinical group of microbiologists, hygienists, epidemiologists and physicians, was formed with tasks of the infection prevention and control and, recently, the antimicrobial stewardship.
