Sentence examples for stewardship which is from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg's speech, delivered at a former Pfizer manufacturing plant that is now home to some two dozen small companies, producing everything from 3D printers to kimchi, was in part an attempt to burnish his record of fiscal stewardship, which is hotly debated.

Alongside the privacy and security concerns, researchers also have an ethical duty of data stewardship which is further complicated when research data is placed in the cloud for storage or processing.

This humanitarian technology project is based on deep local engagement and a shared commitment to education and environmental stewardship, which is reflected in training local community members, particularly women, to operate and manage the new fog-water catchment system.

Using fine-spatial resolution (0.5 m) remotely sensed data, we map land cover from which we generate two lawn measures: (1) "percent lawn cover," which is the overall percentage of land in a CBG containing lawn, and (2) "percent lawn realized stewardship," which is the percentage of non-developed land in a CBG containing lawn.

Stakeholders emphasised the inseparability of climate and other drivers of change, the importance of relative impacts, experiences, and outcomes, and the opportunities available from strategies such as business planning and stewardship, which are not typically considered in adaptation research.

TEK is seen as bound up with "indigenous stewardship method," which is defined as the "ecologically sustainable use of natural resources within their capacity to sustain natural processes".

Daniels, meanwhile, is quitting his role with a £1.45m bonus despite criticism of his stewardship of Lloyds – which is 41% owned by the taxpayer following the credit crunch.

The framework consists of seven main points: meaning and purpose found by a connection with Christ as our personal savior; health, wellness, and a wholesome lifestyle; education, caring about the life of the mind and lifelong learning; ethics and morals; generous service; diversity; and stewardship of the earth, which is tied to the Sabbath.

Adoption of an oral switch strategy is also an important component of antibiotic stewardship programs, which are aimed, in part, at minimizing emergence of multiple-drug resistant bacteria [ 24- 26].

Respondents emphasised that collaborative, hospital-based antimicrobial stewardship frameworks, which were based on effective working relationships and communication between clinical microbiology, pharmacy and infection control and prevention departments and underpinned with robust hospital information technology (IT) infrastructure were needed to meet these targets.

But in 2010, the National Science Foundation walked away from the $875 million project, citing unease about safety and "stewardship" of the old mine, which is half full of water.