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  • noun Plural form of stewardship.

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Examples

  • And you are to be equal, or in other words, you are to have equal claims on the properties, for the benefit of managing the concerns of your stewardships, every man according to his wants and his needs, inasmuch as his wants are just.

    Think Progress » Church Uses Marquee To Speak Out Against Beck: ‘Sorry Mr Beck, Jesus Preached Social Justice’ 2010

  • “And you are to be equal, or in other words, you are to have equal claims on the properties, for the benefit of managing the concerns of your stewardships, every man according to his wants and his needs”

    Think Progress » Church Uses Marquee To Speak Out Against Beck: ‘Sorry Mr Beck, Jesus Preached Social Justice’ 2010

  • Even worse, when it all works without their stewardships, and schemes, and works better, there is the opposite of power, irrelevancy.

    Another change story: sports, politics, and life 2010

  • According to the July 20, 2004 BBC Online article Coalition troops in Iraq, the southern Shiite provinces were under the security stewardships of British and Polish commands, while the Americans took charge of the western Anbar province.

    An explosively penetrated quagmire 2007

  • King Stephen wants all his sheriffs about him at his court at Canterbury, where he keeps the feast, to render account of our stewardships.

    The Raven In The Foregate Peters, Ellis, 1913-1995 1986

  • For more than seventy years, the Empire Club has provided an opportunity for many Canadians, and others, in positions of responsibility to give an account of their stewardships, not only to its members, but also to the Canadian public.

    Why Not? 1975

  • The priests have now no power, except in their religious character, and the great possessions of the missions are given over to be preyed upon by the harpies of the civil power, who are sent there in the capacity of administradores, to settle up the concerns; and who usually end, in a few years, by making themselves fortunes, and leaving their stewardships worse than they found them.

    Chapter XXI. California and Its Inhabitants 1909

  • The Burrton catalogue mentions stewardships which students are allowed to choose in part payment of tuition.

    The High Calling Charles Monroe Sheldon 1901

  • And at the chapel he remained a simple private worshipper, refusing stewardships and trusteeships.

    The Old Wives' Tale Arnold Bennett 1899

  • The priests have now no power, except in their religious character, and the great possessions of the missions are given over to be preyed upon by the harpies of the civil power, who are sent there in the capacity of administradores, to settle up the concerns; and who usually end, in a few years, by making themselves fortunes, and leaving their stewardships worse than they found them.

    Two years before the mast, and twenty-four years after: a personal narrative 1869

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