Sentence examples for stewardship turn from inspiring English sources

But on all of that, Obama is the lesser evil compared to Romney, who has promised to increase military spending to fight a new Cold War that might, under his stewardship, turn hot against China, Russia, the forlorn Palestinians and anyone else with whom he can pick a fight.

Now known as the Byrds, the band had several hit singles under Dickson's stewardship, including Turn! Turn! Turn! (another US No 1), All I Really Want to Do and Eight Miles High.

But decades of lousy Clippers basketball under Sterling's stewardship turned the Clippers into the butt of late-night TV jokes.

But grumblings about Gregory's continued stewardship turned into audible criticisms this past year, as the once indomitable Sunday morning show plummeted in late 2013 to its lowest ratings in decades.

But in the meantime, the House will turn for the rest of the week to the Responsible Helium Administration and Stewardship Act, which would prevent the scheduled closing of the Federal Helium Reserve later this year.

The concept of decline had uses, too, justifying a protective stewardship and turning India into a vast museum filled with relics of better days.

After more than 21 years of generally beating its benchmarks, the Vanguard Group removed 20percentt of the $5.3 billion Vanguard International Growth fund from Mr. Foulkes' stewardship and turned those assets over to another British manager, Baillie Gifford & Company.

But that's no reason to turn stewardship over to states (which don't have the budgets to properly manage it, either), or sell it off to private interests.

Governance is included under the concept of stewardship which in turn was defined as " the careful and responsible management of the well-being of the population".

Under their stewardship Interbank has turned into a retail bank in which revenues have grown tenfold, to $1.5 billion last year, and which has launched an insurance business.

But he also blamed financial analysts for the buzz around the merger activities under his stewardship as he turned the Générale des Eaux water and waste treatment conglomerate between 1996 and 2002 into a $51 billion global media empire at its high point.