stewardship

Under his stewardship, the SAT has been radically overhauled.

If she runs for president, Clinton will have several questions to answer about her stewardship of the Iraq portfolio.

And his stewardship helps explain the odd phenomenon in the market Friday morning.

QUESTION: Bain Capital says the company “grew for years” under your stewardship.

Gorgeous visuals, interesting stories, and enterprising features—both in print and online—have been hallmarks of her stewardship.

Indeed, under his able stewardship, it was the IMF's renaissance, too.

But one thing he could not bear, and that was an imputation of faithlessness in his stewardship.

They darkly feel that those to whom much has been given owe to the Master an account of stewardship.

If he does it willingly, he has a reward; if he does it unwillingly, still he is entrusted with a stewardship he dare not neglect.

In the patient and persistent execution of this stewardship lies the duty of my life.

The time is approaching when I shall render up an account of my stewardship, so far as Verner's Pride is concerned.