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was stewardship
noun
The rank or office of a steward.
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> At the district level, the main activity was stewardship and management including: facility supervision and compilation of quarterly reports on membership levels and revenue (Table 2; Table 2A in supplementary data).
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And that, really, ownership is stewardship.
The ideal, they said, is "stewardship," not command and control.
"It is not just living here," Mr. Schapiro said, "it is stewardship".
This is stewardship of a natural resource upheld with unswerving belief and sensitivity for the balance between careful exploitation and preservation for the future.
Mrs. Huckabee said her goals as secretary of state would be stewardship of the Arkansas Capitol and its grounds and the preservation of state records.
Second, they simply forget assuming they once learned that leadership is stewardship for others and the resources we share.
What's clear is with health accounting for almost half the Welsh Government's budget, it's stewardship of the NHS will continue to come under the spotlight.
It must be stewardship that delivers.
The four main functions of health research systems are: stewardship, financing, resources and producing and using research.
However, the three most frequently mentioned components were stewardship (oversight) for health financing (15/16), monitoring and evaluation (15/16) and revenue collection (13/16).
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