Sentence examples for to be stewarded from inspiring English sources

Because our social and civic worlds are integrated into this new media landscape, we have, to some extent, allowed democracy itself to be stewarded by corporations.

The framework itself contains over 10 years of work and 100+ FTEs of investment and holds the distinction as NASA's first ever project to be stewarded at the open source Apache Software Foundation.

It was a reality, a God-sent gift to be stewarded.

They had more than encamping in mind: They showed up prepared to work the fallow land, eventually planting 16,000 seedlings on land that they said was originally intended to be stewarded by the surrounding communities.

These questions were not just raised in retrospect but appeared to be a source of active discussion during the relief phase; a participant reported that the reality that needs vastly exceeded resources, and resources needed to be stewarded carefully, resulted in 'the overarching ethical dilemma that we probably faced every day'.

Scores of critics have tried to convince the board of the value of the institution it is supposed to be stewarding.

He leaves open the question of who we are as human beings and do we actually deserve to be stewards of this fragile planet.

But we were so highly trained to be stewards of the airplanes we were in.

A. With a handful of exceptions, college presidents today are recruited to be stewards, not leaders.

"People used to be stewards of things, and their reuse was a fundamental skill of life," Strasser said.

"I believe that we are put on this earth to be good stewards of this earth; we are not here to serve the earth but to be stewards of the earth," he said.