Sentence examples for that stewardship from inspiring English sources

The party's right to rule is predicated on the claim that stewardship of a three-decade-long economic expansion proves that government is run by competent, honest officials who understand the country's needs.

Our analysis suggests that stewardship has been, and continues to be, embedded in the living law of accounting notwithstanding the formal pronouncements of standard setters.

Governance we understand to be the set of processes by which it is taken that stewardship over, in our case, science and technology practices (research, innovation, etc).

In addition to NVZs, there was little evidence to suggest that the England Catchment Sensitive Farming Delivery Initiative had impacted water quality and suggestions have been made for improvements, such as ensuring that stewardship measures are used in key pollution source areas and their implementation and impacts are monitored more closely.

However, exercising that stewardship requires responsiveness to the best available evidence about all the determinants, across the landscape of an interconnected social structure, that have a special strategic relation to health, including those outside the conventional remits of public health agencies and authorities.

The results of the study show that there are differences between landscape professionals and the general public with regards to the perception of stewardship and cues used for assessing stewardship, and suggests that stewardship is a stronger factor in shaping the general public's preferences.

"The evidence shows that stockpile stewardship is doing the job".

"The decisions demonstrate that robust stewardship engagement by long-term institutional investors does work".

Mr Osborne was keen to remind Parliament that his stewardship started at a woeful low.

It is not that his stewardship of Newark has been beyond criticism.

Now companies are realising that water stewardship is both a moral imperative and makes smart business sense.