stewardship

Since then, Egypt had been under the stewardship of the military.

The members had a strong sense of stewardship where the range was concerned.

Stewardship is what parents do for their kids: think about the long term, so they can have a better future.

And they point to the very forests now being cut as an example of that stewardship.

"But in the past few years we demonstrated the business case for environmental stewardship."

On my stewardship, the property was not going to be reduced further.

But toward the end of his stewardship, its quality became uneven.

There could be some form of international stewardship over the holy places.

They can also be destroyed over time by a lack of stewardship.

A little fear would help to improve the quality of financial stewardship.

Under their stewardship the Knights would go on a run of success.

If you fail to take action, you'll lose the high stewardship.

Due to his age, a stewardship would have ruled until he was old enough.

"The press spokesman has a stewardship of telling the public what the Government is doing in its name."

What account should we render to Him of our stewardship?

The more than two dozen works in the show were brought into the collection under his stewardship.

"The stewardship component is a good problem to have," he said.

Where are the values of compassion and stewardship for the world in which we live?

The union says only one died in the years of Kaiser's stewardship.

The new budget, therefore, is the first prepared under his stewardship.

Even now, two years into my chicken stewardship, this is a big surprise to me.

The key Christian concept in all these areas is that of stewardship.

We are a faithful response to God's call for love, justice and stewardship.

The Board is responsible for the stewardship of the corporation in general terms.

New York cannot be said to have prospered under his stewardship.