Mr. Schröder is also trying to face down another challenge to his reputation for economic stewardship, this time from the European Union.
But under his stewardship, prime-time viewership plummeted more than 10%, dragging NBC from first place to fourth against its broadcast competitors CBS, Walt Disney -owned ABC and News Corp. -owned Fox.
Every Thursday, when his delightfully, scornfully accurate stewardship of Question Time has come to its perfect circle conclusion, it is followed by This Week and you can almost smell the grub beneath Andrew Neil's fingernails.
The larger issues in Mississippi, where the campaign's cost of more than $16 million has made it the most expensive in state history, have been Mr. Musgrove's stewardship during a time of economic decline, and whether Mr. Barbour is the better choice to reverse the trend.
This essay examines whether the immediacy of the care response can be extended to effect stewardship at broader time and spatial scales.
"Part of it is just how we analyze his stewardship at the time when our economy began to go in the wrong direction".
(Abe Rosenthal, Bradlee's rival and contemporary, deserves credit for his stewardship of the Times, but he inherited an infinitely more established paper).
In 1961, Arthur Hays Sulzberger retired and was succeeded by his son-in-law Orvil E. Dryfoos, whose brief stewardship included The Times's coverage of the Cuban missile crisis.
Besides, do not forget the striving for good government, social justice, competent economic stewardship: even in times of peace and plenty, in settled countries, politicians find these things pretty hard to deliver.
This exhaustively researched book is both a chronicle of a long and remarkably stable stewardship of the Times and a candid account of the Ochs/Sulzberger clan's internal problems... View Article By Atul Gawande By Lidija Haas By Anthony Lane By Alan Burdick.
