When Jill Mintsiveris, stewardship director at Grace Church in Erie, Pa., organized a budget course, she said she expected "that people would be busting down the door to get help".
Some British commentators compared the moment to 30 years ago, when the stewardship of another Conservative prime minister, Margaret Thatcher, was threatened by the last major riots to convulse the nation.
In his last such address, in 1977, Ford assessed the nation's state as good, adding with pride, "We have a more perfect Union than when my stewardship began".
Stella's description of Blanche's reaction to her humble home as "a little intense" is a bit of an understatement, since Ms. Lowe's Blanche moves with unnerving suddenness from a schoolmarmish primness to a nearly deranged fury when her stewardship of Belle Reve is casually questioned.
It was Jesus who said when talking about stewardship, From everyone who has been given much, much will be demanded.
David served as President and Director of Marketing for the firm's five offices and forty agents until recently when he handed stewardship over to his two sons.
The president, Mark Emmert, who adopted a policy on environmental stewardship when he took office in 2004, says: "For us it's certainly a component of the image of who we are and what we want to be.
A few months from now they'll be the scene of another change, a shift in stewardship, when the museum's longtime curator of Chinese art, Maxwell K. Hearn, replaces James C. Y. Watt as head of the Asian art department.
He had an immediate impact after the first Bank rates meeting under his stewardship when a statement from the monetary policy committee (MPC) giving a hint that rates would stay low for some time to come prompted a stock market surge.
