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steward

[stoo-erd, styoo-] / ˈstu ərd, ˈstyu- /




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Ultimately, it is the vote that gives us the power to communicate to political figures how we expect them to steward this powerful technology and use it for the common good.

From Salon

The post-match operation was observed at close quarters by Newcastle stewards and senior staff.

From BBC

The stewards' report said that McLaren argued that "there was additional and unexpected porpoising at this event, limited opportunity to test due to the weather on day one, and shortened practice sessions".

From BBC

Kelsey Brown, a communications specialist at Cal State Los Angeles and California State University Employees Union steward, demanded that the board “prioritize classrooms over corner offices” during public comments before the meeting.

From Los Angeles Times

He also locked up his front left tyre, which presumably gave the stewards the impression that he was not "fully controlled".

From BBC