Sentence examples for strong stewardship from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sarkozy has emphasized France's strong stewardship of the European crisis.

Should we have strong stewardship of insecticides to minimise any contamination of water?

Under the strong stewardship of Roger Wright, the Proms in recent years have made some headway in doing just this.

Stephen Hester, chief executive of RBS, called for "strong stewardship" of the economy from the incoming government, adding that "cutting the deficit is job number one".

And the very process of outsourcing can denude the public service of the people and skills it needs to deliver "strong stewardship" to properly check and monitor the services which non-government bodies are now providing.

"These barrels will be difficult and expensive to develop and operate, but with co-operation with and between the Scottish and UK governments, and continued innovation and strong stewardship by the industry, we believe it can be done".

Research arose from student calls for stronger stewardship practice, humanitarian education, and progressive student leadership interested in promoting academic responsibility.

Change, it said, would have to be "well-designed" and "underpinned by strong government stewardship".

Ralph G. Neas, president of the Generic Pharmaceutical Association, celebrated the veto, saying that Mr. Brown had "demonstrated compassion for millions of patients and strong fiscal stewardship for the state of California".

Working together and in tandem with the Democrats, they can reject President Bush's zealots and, with any luck, begin to steer their party back to its Rooseveltian traditions of strong environmental stewardship.

He predicts the pope's letter will be "strong on stewardship, on economic justice, and the moral responsibility for all of us to be a part of caring for creation".