Sentence examples for would be stewardship from inspiring English sources

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.

"That would be poor stewardship," Pastor Paul said.

The other key action would be to improve stewardship of antibiotics, making sure they were only prescribed when absolutely necessary, to reduce the challenges of resistance developing.

He said: "We understand there is some concern related to how Leeds United would be run under our stewardship.

Nevertheless, this study suggests that agri-environment schemes like Entry Level Stewardship would be improved by greater consideration of regionality in biodiversity responses and efficacy than is currently common in standard schemes.

9. Stewardship would be practiced.

Stewardship would be part of any conversation with anybody even potentially connected with an employer.

While the incidence of some antibiotic resistant organisms decreased, the isolation rate of C. difficile remained constant at 10% [ 44], indicating that other infection control measures besides antimicrobial stewardship would be required to control CDI in hospitals.

A realistic, pragmatic and near-term solution that could potentially improve antibiotic stewardship would be the development of a rapid real-time nucleic acid point-of-care test that detects few but clinically relevant pathogens (P. aeruginosa, A. baumanii, S. aureus, Klebsiella spp., E. coli and Candida spp).

"I certainly think it would be a responsible kind of stewardship to do," Mr. Mendeloff said.

If our schools or hospitals were in the chaotic state the prison service has descended to under Grayling's stewardship, there would be a national outcry.