Sentence examples for stewardship to from inspiring English sources

Don't ignore the elephants It takes stewardship to maintain a shared vision.

But he would also have wanted his stewardship to have been viewed as a family affair.

"I certainly think it would be a responsible kind of stewardship to do," Mr. Mendeloff said.

If the current downturn goes from a question of economic stewardship to a scenario of "fear" or "crisis" could Republicans exploit such anxieties?

Finally, and to my mind most persuasive, there is the argument that we have some duty of stewardship to the web of life from which we emerged.

Land trusts have increased the acreage in protective stewardship to 6.2 million in 2000, from 1.9 million in 1990, according to a National Land Trust Census.

Go back to the human scale: human needs and human relationships, and from that springs the ethical response of stewardship to the environment.

The farm not only provides organic, fresh produce for the dining halls, but it also serves as a living classroom where students learn everything from land stewardship to landscape painting.

Among their gripes is that this concession has added to the overall burden for other loss-bearers.AHBR's change of control, from sloppy trade-union stewardship to rougher Texan ways, has clearly come as a shock to some.

The process of ratification stalled after the United States Senate voted in 1999 to reject the treaty, claiming that it was not verifiable and citing the need for "stockpile stewardship" to assure the reliability of American weapons.

Mr. Romney's harsh criticism of President Obama's economic stewardship to a group of local business leaders was typical: "He is not up to the task of leading the country at a time of economic crisis.