The 31-year-old faced a stewards inquiry in Melbourne on Thursday after being stood down by racing stewards this week.
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As stewards attempted to clear off the flares, another flare was tossed, which almost hit and exploded right next to one of the stewards.
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I wish that members of Congress — who are, after all, supposed to be the stewards of our democracy — could act as decisively as the stewards of the Derby.
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You know, companies are stewards of capital for their shareholders.
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"That is a BS call from the stewards," he added.
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We need to be better stewards of our fragile environment.
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These elites turned out to be terrible stewards of innovation.
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Stewards quickly confronted the fan, and the flare was extinguished.
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"We are all stewards of Mauna Kea," Governor Ige said.
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Research shows indigenous communities are better stewards of the land.
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They are not partisans but stewards of our constitutional democracy.
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"That's part of the reason we're driver stewards," he said.
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"Stewards will be monitoring this area closely …" Sure they will.
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And we have to be great stewards of this land.
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Do we consider these companies responsible stewards of our digital conversations?
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Stewards reviewed the incident and decided to take no further action.
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We want to be good citizens and stewards of the internet.
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Your building trades leaders and jobs stewards have agreed to this.
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"We have to be good stewards of taxpayer dollars," Short said.
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Perhaps, without stewards or moderators, this was always bound to happen.
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They were stewards of the country, and that was the point.
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He sprinted to the halfway line, stewards trailing in his wake.
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Up to then, African-Americans could only be cooks and stewards.
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Now they are the stewards of the country and its institutions.
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The stewards determined that Maximum Security had interfered with other horses.
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What they're saying: "We're responsible stewards of technology," Montgomery tells Axios.
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Better stewards Nonetheless, a better understanding of these obstacles means that academics and non-governmental organizations are becoming better equipped at reaching out to family forest owners and helping them to become better stewards of their land.
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We are; we have the responsibility of being stewards of the Earth.
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Representatives of both Formula One teams were summoned to see the stewards.
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The stewards start waking people up between 5:64 and 6 a.m.
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We're all stewards of the creatures that we share this earth with.
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We must always be careful stewards of the taxpayer's hard-earned money.
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We are the stewards of an incredible and important piece of property.
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With these tools at hand, physicians will become better stewards of antibiotics.
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Fortunately, stewards of that legacy remain in power in most Western capitals.
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Track stewards said the horse, trained by Peter Miller, had been euthanized.
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Obamacare is the law of the land and Republicans are its stewards.
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The stewards will conduct hearings and issue any rulings they deem appropriate.
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Although Vettel felt Hamilton was at fault, the stewards took no action.
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The stewards then make a ruling, which can in turn be appealed.
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He said the stewards had felt that was a potentially dangerous situation.
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"We can't imagine better stewards for TIME than Marc and Lynne Benioff."
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The drivers were also summoned to see the stewards after the race.
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Stewards decided it was a racing incident and took no further action.
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Stewards determined Maximum Security impeded the paths of several horses in the race.
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But after a call to FIFA, those same stewards put it back up.
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The Baku stewards include nine times Le Mans winner Tom Kristensen of Denmark.
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I know Alaskans to be both good environmental stewards and responsible resource developers.
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Republicans have claimed for decades that they are better stewards of the economy.
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Consider the following: Of course, along the way there were bad corporate stewards.
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And then, in that way, they will actually be stewards of the river.
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Race stewards referred the matter to the BHA who later issued a statement.
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Some jump from higher tiers to avoid the crush, while stewards watch on.
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The stunning reversal came after 20 minutes of deliberation by the racing stewards.
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And President Trump and his top advisers aren't exactly top-notch economic stewards.
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"I know the stewards had a very, very difficult decision," Mott told reporters.
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They were summoned to see stewards, who decided to take no further action.
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The preparation of all of the President's meals is overseen by Navy stewards.
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She would no longer play caretakers, nursemaids, stewards of other people's emotional journeys.
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One effective prevention strategy is to become better, more responsible stewards of opioids.
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Both drivers were summoned to stewards post-race, with no further action taken.
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"My husband always says that we're just stewards of this place," she said.
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The world is punishing us humans for being bad stewards of its resources.
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They are stewards of their ideas in a way that is fully holistic.
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This is not a history the stewards of a "People's Republic" want known.
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The trustees of the Berkshire Museum are ultimately stewards of the public good.
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Once the stewards had penalized Vettel, the thrilling duel of champions fizzled out.
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That overtake drew the attention of the stewards who ruled it a racing incident.
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Conservatives respect business and are prudent stewards of the economy, because prosperity underpins everything.
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The match was delayed as stewards had to remove the flares from the pitch.
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In venture capital, we pride ourselves on being astute stewards of talent and resources.
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Serving as responsible stewards of these crucial commons profoundly expands our circles of awareness.
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" Hill added "the franchise belongs to the city of Atlanta, we're just the stewards.
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Ferrari said later on Sunday that they intended to appeal the Montreal stewards' decision.
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The land, in turn, has a kuleana to provide and care for its stewards.
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You never once mentioned this to us or stewards as far as we know?
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Stewards also handed Vettel three penalty points, taking his 12 month tally to nine.
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The A's, he says, can clean up the toxic waste and be environmental stewards.
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Around 215 AM, stewards came by with wristbands that corresponded with each show court.
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Leclerc and Ferrari immediately appealed to the stewards, arguing the move crossed a line.
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As they lingered in the aisles, ringed by stewards, they turned to salute him.
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We should always be wise stewards of the earth and all of our natural resources.
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The lawsuit names the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission, its members and the stewards as defendants.
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Parents turn to app ratings to guide them as stewards of their children's digital lives.
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Both candidates have attempted to paint themselves as unshakable stewards of the U.S.-Israeli alliance.
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"This can be a tool for making us better stewards of our coastal waters."[Science]
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They simply require corporations to be good stewards of the information we entrust to them.
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Charlie paid attention, for once, as stewards in purple jackets pantomimed how to survive catastrophe.
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The team accepts the stewards' interpretation of the regulation, their decision and the associated penalty.
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Rosberg kept the pole, but many of the drivers were angry at the stewards' decision.
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"We can and we will be stewards of both," Perry said, according to the Chronicle.
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"We are really trying hard to be good stewards of taxpayer dollars," the official said.
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Administrations come and go, but the civil service remains as the stewards of our democracy.
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Two riders had lodged objections against Maximum Security; the stewards did not post an inquiry.
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The activists say that museums, as cultural stewards, have a responsibility to protect the planet.
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The clothes A.P.C. makes will never be other than what its stewards would wear themselves.
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If they have that connection, they're more likely to become the environmental stewards of tomorrow.
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Suddenly, the world was introduced to the pioneers of video review in sports: racing stewards.
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"Seems to me, the Navy always uses guys like Stringer as stewards," one shipmate says.
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They portray our industries as "destroyers" of forestland, instead of as its most enthusiastic stewards.
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Everyone was warm, welcoming and in high spirits, including the stewards, who were all volunteers.
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It exemplifies the way we view our work and our mission as stewards of justice.
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"They (the stewards) are the judge, we need to respect that," Binotto said on Sunday.
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BLM, which is part of the Interior Department, stewards 248.3 million acres of public land.
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Dairy farmers who are good animal stewards will provide medicine to cows to treat the infection.
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It's asking them to step up to their divinely mandated role as responsible "stewards" of creation.
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The stewards saw in 2016 that all three eagles were sharing in all aspects of nesting.
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Stewards blamed Rosberg for causing the last lap incident, imposing a meaningless time penalty and reprimand.
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In that race, the Dutchman forced Leclerc wide but kept the win after a stewards' enquiry.
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"I fully believe we should be good stewards of what God gave us," Ms. Dooley said.
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All of these institutions see their mission as archiving and being stewards of their historical collections.
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You can have your tuxedoed stewards and your piano lounges in the old 747 upper deck.
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The stewards started waking people up between 5:30 and 6 AM to dismantle camping equipment.
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Giovinazzi and Williams' Robert Kubica collided, with stewards investigating and deciding to take no further action.
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We are stewards of a sacred trust, and it must never be compromised for personal gain.
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They are cutthroat businessmen and competitors, but they also envision themselves as noble stewards of the community.
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The stewards are uniformed correctional officers tasked with overseeing the prisoners who prepare and serve our meals.
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I think one of the stewards was badly injured when the trolley fell on top of them.
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To do so risked being called a racist and being pilloried by the stewards of political correctness.
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But music directing too had its infuriating sides: politicking and socialising, ladies' committees, truculent boards, shop stewards.
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It's essential that Microsoft stewards the GitHub community forward to earn even more trust and developer love.
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I challenge smartphone makers and platform stewards like Apple, Google, Samsung and others to figure this out.
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But stewards allowed them to keep their positions due to the exceptional circumstances, leaving the grid unchanged.
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The stewards' verdict ensures he retains his shot of taking the fight to the two Mercedes cars.
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The stewards ruled that some of the instructions relayed to Rosberg were permitted but others were not.
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A union representing the workers said it also wanted trained shop stewards to monitor stores across Britain.
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The Briton put a hand on Martin's neck and the race stewards decided to disqualify both riders.
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England were also charged for disruption of the national anthem and an insufficient number of traveling stewards.
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Medical professionals can be better environmental stewards without sacrificing quality of care, according to Sherman and Eckelman.
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The stewards, whose ruling is final, had sole discretion to determine whether such a new element exists.
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Stewards summoned all three drivers after the race but decided none was wholly or predominantly to blame.
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We must be better stewards of taxpayer dollars and implement good government practices that support hardworking Americans.
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Volunteers like Mr. McCrae enter into agreements with the city to serve as stewards of the parks.
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"I think the stewards up there need to be people that need to be supported," said Wolff.
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While waiters work 10 to 12 hours a day, room stewards are on call for 24 hours.
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As stewards of our culture, we will call out changes that represent a risk to our values.
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Prudent public stewards would address this danger quickly, but you can scratch that possibility off your list.
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Rather than being wise stewards of Earth, we have despoiled it to the brink of environmental catastrophe.
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"Leave it to the racing gods," an increasingly anguished Servis said as he awaited the stewards' decision.
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We evolved into better versions of ourselves as individuals, families, communities, nations, and stewards of our planet.
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"Facebook, Google and others are currently under scrutiny for being poor stewards of consumer data," he said.
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He had some anxious moments after the chequered flag, however, as stewards investigated the Haas driver's complaints.
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American administrators and professors cannot shirk their duties as stewards of free expression and liberal democratic values.
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The stewards have access to the information, and that information is the same as the team has.
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As stewards of this trusted, iconic brand — we see an incredible opportunity for growth, innovation, and impact.
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Private capital has the financial muscle to compel their portfolio companies to evolve as potential climate stewards.
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Finance professionals are data-oriented by nature and already serve as the stewards of your financial data.
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Dr. Thomas sees the study as a warning for other species — and for us, their destructive stewards.
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If that were changed, medical practices could hire additional staff to serve as stewards of opioid safety.
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Here are some moments I've captured in my time with these self-styled stewards of the water.
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Both see themselves as institutional stewards of the court, particularly as an insular body free of partisan politics.
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After interviewing jockeys and watching video for nearly 20 minutes, all three stewards agreed to penalize Maximum Security.
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The most common one is called R2; the other is called "e-Stewards" and was created by BAN.
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While Navy stewards served them drinks and food in the White House Green Room, Trump demanded Comey's loyalty.
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Investors want to buy into companies they believe are good environmental stewards, or at least not actively harmful.
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" As he told CNBC at the Iconic conference in Boston, "We are the stewards of something fairly spontaneous.
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And like years before, promises were made by governments and politicians to be better stewards of our planet.
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Race stewards report to the International Cycling Union (UCI) and communicate their daily decisions to the Tour organisers.
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We, healthcare consumers, must empower trusted data stewards to aggregate all aspects of our very personal health data.
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From the turnstiles to the groundsmen to the matchday stewards, the club is run on a volunteer basis.
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We all support efforts to streamline government, eliminate duplicative programs, and serve as good stewards of taxpayer dollars.
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Some workers, like room stewards, have seen their overall pay decrease, maritime lawyer Michael Guilford told Business Insider.
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The race stewards handed Kvyat a 10-second penalty, and also added penalty points to his racing license.
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It looked far from deliberate and stewards swiftly decided that no further investigation of the incident was necessary.
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We need to to make sure that our students are trained to be better stewards of our environment.
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Ship stewards, wearing face masks, delivered a digital thermometer to each passenger on the second day of quarantine.
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"We remain committed to being good stewards on the mountain and inclusive of the Hawaiian community," he said.
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So the racing stewards went to watch the video for five minutes, then 10 minutes, then nearly 22.
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This job has existed for ages in America's oldest sport, essentially making stewards the pioneers of video review.
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AMS faces fresh opposition to its 0.13 billion euro ($5 billion) takeover bid from Osram's powerful shop stewards.
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When the time comes to find a new owner, officials search for stewards like nonprofits and educational agencies.
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He repeatedly went over stewards' heads and appealed directly to workers, sometimes turning up on factory assembly lines.
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It's time for the streaming market to consider how lucrative being both innovators and responsible stewards can be.
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There was a time when the leaders of the Senate were responsible stewards of republican traditions and ideals.
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They are failing miserably regarding their oaths of office and their claims to be stewards of our nation.
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Perez was also hit from behind by Toro Rosso's Kvyat, who was penalized by stewards, but battled back.
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As key stewards of economic stability, central bankers usually avoid giving a tip that the economy is heading south.
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Many of these laws, new and old, take women seeking an abortion for careless stewards of their own lives.
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That the Democrats are the best stewards of the economy is central to how the Democratic elite view themselves.
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Chalalán is a great example because the people there have really become stewards of their own land and culture.
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Concerns over the change are already pitting stewards against lower-level admins who are convinced by the doomsday scenario.
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Volunteer stewards from the Society line up along the course to ensure a fair race and flag any misdemeanours.
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They're trying to be good stewards with public dollars, but they don't always have those tools to react quickly.
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As stewards of these food companies and responsible investors, we want to protect both human health and shareholder value.
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The English FA was charged with disruption of the national anthem and having an insufficient number of traveling stewards.
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Hamilton had already dominated both rainswept practice sessions for Mercedes when the German's penalty was confirmed by race stewards.
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"They wanted to know that we on the Rubio side are going to be good stewards," the person said.
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The updated trolley is designed to recycle and compress passenger garbage while being pushed through the cabin by stewards.
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The hostilities they're now encountering, as the sole stewards of the U.S. government, are the legacy of that behavior.
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THAT I CONTROL, WE CONTROL, AND THAT'S WHAT WE OWE AS THE STEWARDS OF THE COMPANY, FIRST AND FOREMOST.
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The American people pay taxes and hope that public officials will be good stewards of their hard-earned dollars.
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Stewards handed the two drivers 30 second post-race penalties for clutch-related irregularities at the start at Hockenheim.
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The first is that the threat of EU sanctions works, especially on the stewards of an economy in trouble.
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Race stewards ruled that the team were responsible for sending the German out on track with an unsecured wheel.
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That would have sent Button into the second phase instead of the Dane but the stewards took no action.
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Keeping nature within reach helps our children — and future stewards of our planet — thrive in school and at home.
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Protecting forests fits into religious traditions that humans are stewards of the planet, not just exploiting nature, he said.
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So I expect to hear from them whether they become politicians, health care officials, business people or environmental stewards.
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Three points is the maximum the stewards can hand out, with that penalty reserved for the most serious incidents.
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"By our own example, we must teach children to be good stewards of the world they will inherit," Mrs.
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The importance of being good trail stewards is why Friends of Pocahontas State Park (FoPSP) in Virginia was formed.
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But when the visitors arrive, at least if they've read my books, they know how to be responsible stewards.
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In this environment, despite their best intentions, physicians cannot be expected to be completely disinterested stewards for their patients.
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"Plenty of social conservatives are quite interested in making sure that we're good stewards of God's creation," he said.
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They will be working as stewards at an outdoor Mass celebrated by Francis at a Cairo stadium on Saturday.
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We have to be good stewards of the resources we use, and we're working very hard to do that.
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As fund managers, they have seen their mission to be stewards of investor money, not social or political activists.
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This week, Landmarks Illinois has begun fielding proposals for future stewards who will keep the space on public view.
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Whether the rules are fit for purpose, and how much discretion the stewards should have exercised, was another debate.
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"California is known for having good surf, and surfers tend to be really great environmental stewards," Guerra told me.
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Reddit and it's Admins are Me. They are the stewards of hate and divisiveness and they let it go.
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When lawyers become judges, they know they must be stewards of a system of laws that will long outlive them.
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You&aposre rather to be stewards of the law, and to take the text, we keep talking about the text.
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Lincoln said she didn't report the incidents on the radio that stewards use to communicate with each other during performances.
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The stewards concluded that the system "used innovative solutions to exploit certain ambiguities" and did not breach the technical regulations.
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"By our own example we must teach children to be good stewards of the world they will inherit," she said.
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"Those museums have done such a wonderful job of being stewards of the Mississippi story, warts and all," Stennis said.
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The unexpected death of Carrie Fisher, however, took that option off the table, leaving the franchise without any elder stewards.
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Ferrari have sought a review of the stewards' decision, apparently promising a new element that could yet provide a twist.
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The stewards decided Chandhok's video was "new but not significant and relevant" and the "personal opinion by a third party".
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In some places in Russia they will also work on match days as stewards or volunteers, the Cossack commanders said.
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"The secretary has been very clear that we need to be good stewards of the American people's money," White said.
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Consumers would steer clear of businesses with such shady records; the stewards of our tax dollars should do the same.
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There was to be a lot more free time, in which students would be the stewards of their own studies.
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The members of OIRA's career staff are exceptionally competent and able stewards in carrying out the responsibilities of the office.
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We aspire to be the gold standard for safety and good stewards of a product that enhances many people's lives.
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Race stewards said they would investigate the move, and a few laps later they gave Rosberg a five-second penalty.
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Advocacy also arms your employees with the essential knowledge they need to become trusted corporate stewards and established industry experts.
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Speaking to reporters later, the runaway championship leader, who finished the race third, said he just wanted consistency from stewards.
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After early ownership shuffles, Mr. Walsh, Mr. Hunt and Tess O'Connor McDade have been its long-term partners and stewards.
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The Kentucky Derby is a longstanding American tradition whose stewards, thankfully, took seriously their responsibility to ensure a just outcome.
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His jockey, Flavien Prat, was one of two who prompted the stewards' review with a complaint about the rough riding.
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The public doesn't perceive brokers as loyal stewards of their clients and neither do enough young women considering career options.
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Stewards, who usually stay in the background, moved to the forefront and made race history by going to the video.
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Pressure has been mounting for social media companies and other internet giants to be better stewards of their powerful platforms.
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That has meant Ms. Chandor and her staff have become de facto stewards of a kind of sea lion colony.
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So it would certainly be false to claim that Democrats are perfect fiscal stewards and that Republicans are all profligates.
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In addition to relying on technology and data, one of the stewards at every grand prix is a former driver.
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To this end, it is moving some of the agencies Congress has made stewards of this land away from Washington.
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It's great to have more people spending time outside because then you end up with more stewards of the environment.
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Indeed, the stewards accepted that some of the instructions – especially those that helped Rosberg keep his car running – were allowed.
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The platform gave its series healthy budgets, their stewards complete creative control; renewal for multiple seasons was seemingly a fait accompli.
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"No further action," stewards declared in a statement on concluding their investigation more than three hours after the end of qualifying.
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Stewards' acceptance of Rosberg's argument he had slowed enough, raised questions over just how much drivers were required to reduce speed.
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Stewards' "findings of fact and determination shall be final and shall not be subject to appeal," according to racing commission statues.
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It's a reminder that users want big platform companies to stop exploiting them and start being responsible stewards of personal information.
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Moritz stepped away from managing the firm some time ago (partners Roelof Botha, Doug Leone, Neil Shen are now its stewards).
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"Spaceflight is a strong proponent of being stewards of space and operating responsibly," a spokesperson for Spaceflight said in a statement.
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It was not comprehensible, so the Wi-Fi Alliance — the group that stewards the implementation of Wi-Fi — is changing it.
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So I think we have demonstrated that our business is extremely cash flow generative, that we are good stewards of capital.
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IndyCar race stewards determined his actions were not severe enough to warrant a harsher penalty than the warning that was issued.
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Can Mets fans finally trust that the stewards of their team might know a bit about how to run a franchise?
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The stewards found Leclerc to be predominantly at fault for the collision, imposing a five-second penalty and two penalty points.
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"The merchants are proud stewards of this wonderful piece of public art and we stand behind what it symbolizes," he said.
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The path we take now as a nation will determine whether we uphold our charge to be stewards of God's creation.
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The accounting scandal has tarnished the 76-year-old's credentials as one of South Africa's most respected stewards of shareholder capital.
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These are but a few of the many examples of how people who once feared snow leopards have become their stewards.
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Each year, the justices hear a handful of suits that have parallels with how they act as stewards of their institution.
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The occupiers handled Indian artifacts stored at the refuge and spoke repeatedly about being the most appropriate stewards of the land.
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They are excellent stewards of their forests and have survived the outsiders (British, then Indian) who wiped out other island societies.
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And the stewards just dragged a shirtless Serbian — who clearly got tired of being taunted — down the tunnel to my left.
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As with most new standards, its stewards say that Wi-Fi 6 will ultimately make our tech lives better and faster.
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But despite the media couple's 1980s-era salon luster, the house drew much of its fame — or infamy — from earlier stewards.
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Both sides have held stand-up paddle events, and both believe they are the rightful stewards of the sport going forward.
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Disappointed Again Disappointed Again: As stewards to our animals, we have a duty to do everything we can to protect them.
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Grosjean was surprised by the wording and by the stewards making their decision without listening to his side of the story.
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In addition, the directors must be the stewards of owner capital to contain any managerial overreach that dips into shareholders' pockets.
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In fact, good stewards should already be taking these measures, which have been widely promoted by cybersecurity researchers and consumer advocates.
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The stewards then have sole discretion to determine whether such a significant and relevant new element existed, with their decision final.
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Brundle recognized that Sunday's stewards, one of whom was five times Le Mans winner Emanuele Pirro, had to make hard decisions.
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Stewards will now have sole discretion to determine whether such a significant and relevant new element existed, with their decision final.
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Reusable drones, operated by one pilot as opposed to a crew of safety stewards and display artists, could eradicate much of this.
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A first hearing will take place by teleconference on Tuesday, followed by a second if stewards accept there is a new element.
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" Ultimately, he believes the project will make us "better stewards of life on Earth" and enable us to "preserve our biological heritage.
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Stewards decided that Maximum Security impacted the progress of War of Will, which in turn interfered with Long Range Toddy and Bodexpress.
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He ended the session under investigation after rejoining the track ahead of Red Bull's Max Verstappen but stewards took no further action.
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"I would tell you with the precious money that Congress gives us, we have to be good stewards with it," he added.
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"These drivers are just so dangerous," the Briton said over the team radio, with both drivers later summoned to see the stewards.
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It is a message that both stewards and mouthpieces of the largest media (and social media) platforms would do well to heed.
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In addition to Suits, the Lay Stewards might also have to start reading the tabloids or, you know, a personal Instagram account.
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As stewards of shareholder interests and leaders with vision, corporate chairmen are uniquely positioned to effect gender parity in the private sector.
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At the Nissan factory, stickers plastered all over the machinery encourage workers to vote for "strong shop stewards to confront the bosses".
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"I think he had to lift a bit, but the stewards thought it was fine so then it's all good," he explained.
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As stewards of the earth, we have a continuing responsibility to show compassion to the many animals over which we hold dominion.
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Climate change has made clear that the old notion of humans as the stewards of nature is a terrible, toxic, untrustworthy arrangement.
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The stewards judged that neither driver was more responsible that the other for the crash, which they qualified as a racing incident.
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Despite shrinking farmlands, American agriculture is producing higher yields through innovation, harnessing cutting edge technology and being responsible stewards of our planet.
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Was it only a matter of time before Humberto Leon and Carol Lim, Opening Ceremony's founders and stewards, made the connection literally?
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By failing to repudiate Trump, Ryan and McConnell have revealed themselves to be pliant men—figureheads rather than stewards of their party.
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Manufacturers in America want nothing more than to be responsible stewards of the community and create products that people use every day.
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At the National Union of Healthcare Workers, 72 percent of our elected stewards voted to endorse Sanders, so that's what we did.
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The stewards were clear in apportioning blame, imposing a 10 second stop-and-go penalty on the German for steering into Hamilton.
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That fear drives a lot of investment booms, and nobody knows that better than the biggest stewards of institutional money: hedge funds.
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Rosberg, who won his title with Mercedes, defended race stewards after they drew a storm of criticism from fans and former drivers.
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The riders on Long Range Toddy and Country House both made objections to the stewards who are responsible for refereeing the derby.
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The Dutchman's victory, confirmed by stewards some three hours after the race following an investigation, was his second successive triumph at Spielberg.
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"If these people aren't going into the parks and green spaces, there won't be anybody to be advocates and stewards," she said.
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If the stewards of our biggest technology companies don't operate with an internal conscience, the least they could do is outsource one.
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Vettel made it clear later that he was not directing his anger at Hamilton but reserved all his venom for the stewards.
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"Even the walk-in closet was full of fucking girls," Kate Sassoon, one of the party's stewards, said of the anniversary pile.
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But the three stewards and, yes, the racing gods, decided he, Saez and a game Maximum Security belonged in the record books.
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The owners, stewards of a $14 billion league, the richest and most powerful in the United States, have tried to tread carefully.
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In Arnhem Land along the Gulf of Carpentaria, they are the heirs and stewards of 3,300 square miles of land and sea.
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" He proposes passing a constitutional amendment "that creates a duty on the federal and state governments to be stewards for the environment.
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If your people see themselves as the responsible stewards of your company's product or service, they'll be more engaged, positive, and productive.
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He teed up the shot, leaned back, smiled and took the photograph: Ronaldo, a teenager and a handful of red-faced stewards.
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Groups like the Red Cross are stewards not only of enormous budgets, but of a more precious commodity: Americans' willingness to give.
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We're supposed to be these stewards who connect people with nature, and then after an event it gets tossed into a landfill.
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"We want to grow the next generation of stewards who are going to know how to steward their local environment," said Wachtel.
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"As stewards of America's federal public lands, the Trump administration has an obligation to protect these most special wild places," Marcario said.
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It will send out an audible alert, which comes on in Race Control and the stewards' room to signify a yellow sector.
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" Speaking to a meeting of Teamsters union shop stewards in 1967, King said, "Negroes are not the only poor in the nation.
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Mr. Albanese, 43, is an instructor in an innovative effort at Lecce Penitentiary to teach inmates to be sommeliers, or wine stewards.
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Rather than requiring that industrial farms act as responsible stewards, federal tax dollars are used to enable and support their irresponsible practices.
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Stewards deemed the German had been released from the pits in an unsafe condition and handed him a three-place grid drop.
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"8. "Do your children possess the necessary financial literacy skills and values to be good stewards over the wealth they will inherit?
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"Investment committees are poor stewards of capital," said Ms. Shuman, a partner at Edgehill Endowment Partners, where she manages money for nonprofits.
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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff said rules were rules and the stewards had to be respected but changes might be made in future.
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He was then hauled in by the stewards for the Ricciardo incident and given a meaningless 10-second penalty and two penalty points.
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Contracts can prevent the preservation of materials by libraries, as the very stewards of the cultural heritage of a nation or a community.
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Benioff confirmed the purchase in a tweet, saying, "We have deep respect for their organization & honored to be stewards of this iconic brand."
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"The President believes we can appropriately develop our natural resources and be great stewards of conservation," Secretary David Bernhardt said in a statement.
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That's the case with the creators, or rather stewards, of Minecraft at Microsoft, where the game has become a product category unto itself.
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Geithner, Bernanke, and Paulson like to pretend that bank bailouts are inherently unpopular—that they were wise stewards resisting toxic (populist) political headwinds.
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Suma designed Jikka for two women, both in their 60s, who call the site home, but are also stewards of its many facets.
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IndyCar gives its stewards — former Ford Racing executive Dan Davis and former drivers Arie Luyendyk and Max Papis — latitude in making a decision.
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The way that it means anything is by how it affects our daily lives, and as lawyers, we are stewards of the law.
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It is my hope that the good people of Missouri and the stewards of its judicial system stop her before it's too late.
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Stewards found the Aidan O'Brien-trained Master of Reality had impeded Il Paradiso, the entrant prepared by the celebrated Irish trainer's son, Joseph.
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A federal law can build on the California law by adding obligations for companies to act as responsible stewards of consumers' personal data.
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"The secretary firmly believes coming out of the private sector that we all need to be good stewards of taxpayer dollars," she added.
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Desormeaux has a history of alcohol-related troubles, including a $2,500 fine from stewards at Del Mar for riding while impaired last summer.
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Race stewards decided on the drop after Vettel had failed to slow sufficiently while red warning flags were waved in Friday's wet practice.
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That is a clear lesson of this presidency and one that we, as former stewards of the launch keys, embrace with full conviction.
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As Julia Azari has noted, the research on political amateurism has long shown that outsiders tend to make poor stewards of the government.
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With the permission of St. Mary's Cemetery's stewards, Reno set up a GoFundMe to hire a UK firm and create the grave marker.
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In the Navy, he wrote, it upset him that all the officers were white and all the stewards who served them were black.
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Maximum Security's owners, Gary and Mary West, contend the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission and its stewards at Churchill Downs made the wrong call.
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Maximum Security was disqualified as the winner of the Kentucky Derby on May 4 after stewards determined he had interfered with other horses.
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They need to heed the words of Secretary Mattis and live up to his promise that they'll be good stewards of taxpayer dollars.
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The end of the Cubs' drought has made the Indians the sad stewards of baseball's longest active streak without winning the World Series.
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We will vote in November and every election thereafter, until the stewards of patriarchy lose their grip on power once and for all.
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The stewards report violations to the clerk of the course, who passes them to Race Control, which determines whether the incident demands investigation.
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We have partnered with WaterVentures and the Crystal Springs Foundation, to teach more than two million Florida students to be good water stewards.
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Venture funds are responsible for other people&aposs moneyAnd then, you could be pitching investors who are stewards of other people&aposs money.
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Finally, The City is very focused on making sure we run a first-rate, efficient business and are good stewards of every dollar.
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We are proud stewards of the world's most vital and influential art form, but right now, our most vulnerable creators are in jeopardy.
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Stewards removed the two supporters after they were reported for homophobic gestures and the pair were arrested by the police outside the stadium.
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The Briton complained about Verstappen's driving on the radio, which Mercedes followed up with an official protest to the stewards after the race.
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And in inviting Yiannopoulos, CPAC's stewards set aside a homophobia that had long curtailed the role of gay Republican groups at the event.
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The stewards of Hong Kong's future should listen to their concerns and come up with meaningful and rapidly implementable measures to address them.
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Younger generations bring a different perspective to the charitable giving conversation, and getting them involved early will prepare them to be good stewards.
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But as more companies try to fill the healthcare space with DIY testing, they'll need to become better stewards of our personal data.
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Five stewards review and decide on incidents during races, reviewing an array of data and video evidence in a very tight time frame.
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Paul and I believe that Solomon and Bodenheimer will be the best stewards of the brands and share the same values as us.
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"This is about preserving the integrity of the institution, being the protectors and stewards of the culture of our nation," said King Hammond.
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Government officials are typically counseled to fly with the lowest-cost airfare to be good stewards of taxpayer money (and to avoid bad optics).
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Raikkonen then made contact in an incident that the Finn accepted he had been to blame for, with stewards imposing a 10- second penalty.
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In the private sector, they have been taken up by nightclub bouncers, football match stewards, building-management firms and car-park attendants, among others.
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Television images showed dozens of pilots and stewards holding picket signs in the lobbies of major airports in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
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Republicans, who control the House and Senate, want to demonstrate they are responsible stewards of the Congress and deserve to be returned to power.
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As Nike rolls out the Adapt platform, it will be important to keep an eye on whether they are good stewards of user data.
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It's marked by a big flag and managed by a team of stewards, who are available 24 hours a day to answer your questions.
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These are difficult times for the American dream, but I am unfailingly optimistic that today's young people are the right stewards of that dream.
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Why it matters: It's the first time a stewards' inquiry has disqualified the first horse across the line in the race's 2603-year history.
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Our members are stewards of the environment and sustainability is a key principal for APWA, but there must be a practical and reasonable balance.
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After all, it is highly ironic that these erstwhile stewards of price stability have now perversely morphed into the frantic pursuit of currency destruction.
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As its stewards, they have a vested interest in maintaining the same status quo that is so detrimental to people like Billie and Daud.
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Ferrari found considerable support from former champions who felt the regulations were at fault and that the stewards had come to the wrong decision.
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It is terrifying to consider that our lawmakers hold such negative views of the very institutions of which they are supposed to be stewards.
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Verstappen then took matters into his own hands in an angry post-race confrontation with Ocon that led to both being summoned by stewards.
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Across the oil-producing Gulf, officials are eager to demonstrate that their countries can be as effective stewards of the environment as other nations.
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Steel magnate Andrew Carnegie defended the robber barons as stewards of the nation's wealth, using it meaningfully, unlike workers, who would fritter it away.
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Stewards found Vettel wholly to blame for the incident and gave the German a 10-second time penalty as well as two penalty points.
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Consequently, many who serve as stewards for social justice, freedom and human liberation are directing their efforts to ensure that Trump is not elected.
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Schools with rigorous art programs and darkrooms have become the stewards of the dying practice that dominated the world for over a hundred years.
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Company: BigIDWhat it does: BigID uses AI to help enterprises be better privacy stewards for their customers at a time of increased data regulation.
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"We understand that the Wests are disappointed that the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission stewards disqualified Maximum Security," said Kevin Flanery, president of Churchill Downs.
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He criticized the stewards' ruling and left open the possibility of an appeal through the racing authorities in Kentucky or even in the courts.
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As members of Congress committed to continuing that legacy and being responsible stewards of taxpayer dollars, we find the implications of this policy unacceptable.
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It's past time for leaders in the tech industry to learn how to be good stewards of the communities to which they are home.
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The International Football Association Board, the stewards of the game's laws, suggested the new shootout format explicitly to counter the advantage of going first.
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Stewards imposed a 10-second penalty on Ogier for hitting a chicane in the final Power Stage, in which he had been second fastest.
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I believe we can do this while fulfilling our obligation to serve as stewards of our natural environment, which is a magnificent divine gift.
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Franchise stewards WB Games Montreal have been teasing what seems to be a new Batman game for the last few months with cryptic tweets.
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"We're failing as stewards of God's creation, but these changes we're seeing, that's not God punishing us — we're destroying ourselves," Mr. Venalonzo told them.
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SUZUKA (Reuters) - Max Verstappen once again found his driving the subject of discussion in the stewards office, following Sunday's Formula One Japanese Grand Prix.
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When Leclerc said he was adjusting his aggression, he was also letting the stewards know that with their inaction, they had sent a message.
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The matter was referred to the race stewards Friday evening after Hamilton, the three-time world champion Briton, had dominated both opening practice sessions.
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Sutro Stewards, a nonprofit conservation group, invites people to help with trail and habitat restoration on the first and third Saturdays of each month.
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The Finn was summoned to the stewards, however, after an incident at the pitlane entry where he slowed and then returned to the track.
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"In my opinion, that was the basis of our decision and now the FIA stewards have to judge," he said prior to the hearing.
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To keep our forests and air healthy, we must be actively educating ourselves and voting for people who will be stewards of the land.
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Stewards ruled Maximum Security was guilty of a contact foul when he drifted out heading into the stretch and affected the progress of several horses.
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It has also tainted the reputation of Steinhoff's chairman and biggest shareholder Christo Wiese, considered one of South Africa's most respected stewards of shareholder capital.
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Cabanas is one of only two publicly-known members of its seven-person core developer team, who act as stewards for updates to its code.
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The debate raging over this beguiling strip of coast is, of course, a nod to the fact that we humans are stewards of the world.
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Fully overshadowed by their father, they have accepted that they will be stewards of what he created and distinguish themselves mainly through their side interests.
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Air stewards are trained to sound mellifluous but those at Virgin Atlantic seem on the verge of breaking out into a song-and-dance routine.
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In phone footage published on YouTube, one man can be seen punching the other in the face repeatedly, as stewards attempt to lead him away.
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"It is now abundantly clear that you have failed to be good stewards of your customers' private location information," Senator Wyden said in his letter.
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In theory, Republicans relate government budgets to family budgets, claim that America is going broke, and position themselves as good stewards of the public coffers.
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Motorbikes have multiple functions during a race: some transport reporters and photographers, others race stewards and the regulators who decide who can overtake and when.
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The "People's Vote" campaign, which includes several pro-EU groups, said they had stewards stationed at regular intervals to estimate the size of the crowd.
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For Mr. Díaz, it's an elegant way of flying his colors as one of the leading stewards of the Afro-Cuban tradition in New York.
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"By our own example, we must teach children to be good stewards of the world they will inherit," the first lady said in the statement.
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A comment like this would prompt rather than close conversation if elite MBA programs embraced their missions to cultivate open-minded stewards of the economy.
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Almost immediately after the final whistle, a sea of fans from the Russian section surged into an English section while stewards vainly tried to intervene.
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"Fifteen days, in my opinion, is making a statement by the stewards of Kentucky," seventh-place finisher War of Will trainer Mark Casse told ESPN.
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SAUNDERS And when we are sitting together, airline stewards think we have to drink Champagne continuously, and often press bottles on us when we leave.
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Unrest is growing, as health and education workers also complain about low wages, threatening to undermine the government's vote-winning reputation as good economic stewards.
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"We are the land stewards of the stuff we already own," she said, adding that the growing backlog takes a great deal of her attention.
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Vettel, on pole last year, failed to complete even a timed lap and needed the permission of stewards to start Sunday's race in last place.
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She has gone on to remind us of our responsibility to honor the dignity of all life and serve as stewards for our fragile environments.
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" But even in her teens, she said, she could not get another point of doctrine out of her head: "We are stewards of the earth.
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To me it's a disservice to Interior, to people who work really hard for a very noble mission of being stewards of our greatest treasures.
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"That was very stressful," said the driver, who had to see stewards afterwards and will have a 10-place grid penalty for Sunday's second race.
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Our planet is sometimes referred to as "Spaceship Earth," a nickname meant to emphasize our role as stewards of a finite and fragile home world.
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And just last month, holidaymaker Chloe Haines appeared in court on charges of attacking two stewards who tried to stop her from doing the same.
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"I raised that very point, that they have to deal with corruption because we have to be good stewards of the taxpayers' dollar," Esper said.
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When all was said and done, the three banks, along with dozens of others around the world, became the stewards of a wobbly global economy.
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"With that said, as public officials, we're all expected to be held to a higher standard and be good stewards of tax dollars," Roe added.
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How can Americans be good stewards of the environment if they are prevented from accessing it or working to make it better for their livelihoods?
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Stewards quickly tackled them to the ground, but one of the protesters still managed to snag a double high-five from French player Kylian Mbappé.
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Stewards of our broken online ecosystem need to accept responsibility — not just for moderating the content but for the cultures and behaviors they can foster.
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In that case Vettel finished first but was demoted to second, and Ferrari made a failed bid to secure a review of the stewards' decision.
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Confirmation of the result came a good three hours after the race, with stewards using their discretion and finally concluding it had been a racing incident.
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It's a microcosm, maybe more than any other pro sport, and its underlying decency is telling in the way stewards of the sport consistently speak out.
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Certainly, we're aware that some companies are bed-shittingly poor stewards of our personal information, that our data has been left vulnerable, or sold, or misused.
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The Tyrells became fabulously rich, but older families like the Lannisters always resented them for being "up-jumped stewards" without any true ties to royal blood.
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And as the drumbeat of damning reports continues, the frustration and fundamental disconnect between Facebook's stewards and those wary of its growing influence grow larger still.
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When a fan stepped onto the pitch at the final whistle, Ronaldo asked a couple of stewards to let the intruder take a selfie with him.
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John and Charlie embody the general vibe in the queue: Everyone is warm, welcoming and in high spirits, including the stewards, who are all unpaid volunteers.
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She also chatted with some of the tournament's stewards and medical and safety teams before settling into the royal box to watch some of the matches.
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Even so, politics are a distraction to some hedge fund investors, who would prefer the stewards of their money to keep the focus exclusively on that.
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They mention Winnipeg, where librarians give book-exchange stewards in marginalized neighborhoods first dibs (and free access) to the system's friends-of-the-library book sales.
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The future of Opel's Eisenach factory in Germany hung in the balance on Monday after shop stewards rejected wage concessions demanded by Opel owner PSA Group.
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The US Forest Service's ad campaign has informed the public that we need to be aware of wildfires and to be better stewards of our forests.
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The stewards eventually handed Leclerc post-race time penalties totalling 15 seconds for two incidents, dropping him to seventh place from sixth at the chequered flag.
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Ferrante's Italian publishers at Edizione e/o have been solid stewards, even persuading Ferrante to grant interviews and put some of the wilder theories to rest.
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The 20-year-old Dutch driver was handed a post-race time penalty by stewards for his botched attempt to pass the Formula One championship leader.
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I think two or three people individually started saying things and it got stopped by the crowd around them or the stewards immediately, and that's it.
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Only as these economic and social pressures grow will we see a future where data stewards enable patients to own and port their health information freely.
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While family farmers are facing more challenges than ever, we continue to be passionate about our responsibility to be good stewards of water, land and environment.
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As stewards of our personal data, the public and elected officials are right to demand direct answers to hard questions that Facebook has thus far evaded.
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The secretary firmly believes, coming out of the private sector, that he needs to -- and that we all need to -- be good stewards of taxpayer dollars.
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"Max Verstappen will attend the Marrakesh E-Prix as a result of the stewards' decision at the 2018 Brazilian Formula One Grand Prix," the statement said.
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The modern idea of property ownership is relatively new to Hawaii, and Native Hawaiians saw (and still see) themselves as stewards, not masters, of their environment.
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With a painting, our task as cultural stewards is to hang the thing properly, to keep it away from direct sunlight, to guard it from thieves.
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It's sensible for them to join parts in the left in worrying about the concentrated power over information that the stewards of social-media platforms enjoy.
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Cornell has forbidden its gorge safety stewards — student employees who monitor gorges and sometimes call the Cornell police to report scofflaws — from going inside the tunnel.
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Trustees of public universities are stewards of a public trust that rests nobly on the notion that an enlightened citizenry is vital to a democratic society.
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The monarch stewards in my online groups were having glorious success with this method, releasing hundreds of monarchs they'd collected as eggs earlier in the summer.
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These West Coast rockers are stewards of psychedelic experience — the number of times they've changed their name and lineup is a trip in and of itself.
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Today, a group of internet and nonprofit leaders formed a nonprofit cooperative corporation that's trying to stop the sale and become the future stewards of the .
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One agent rose through the ranks of fascist stewards, tussling with unwitting 19603 Group comrades, to became Mosley's bodyguard (and facilitate the burglary of his paperwork).
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The Mercedes driver was summoned to stewards after the race but declined the chance to defend himself, sending a message to say he accepted full responsibility.
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" Dew also argued that the site's Sandy Hook coverage helped thwart Democrats' attempts at pushing gun control legislation, calling Infowars the "stewards of the Second Amendment.
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It can be argued that they reach far more people than traditional media, and therefore have a responsibility to be good stewards of such enormous power.
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Aside from the Cubs, the Ricketts family also oversees a hefty political operation that has brought together donors looking for well-respected stewards of their cash.
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They have no claim any longer to being the party of fiscally responsible government, or to being good stewards of the government and its fiscal health.
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The sporting regulations do not allow for in-race penalties to be appealed but Ferrari can seek a review of the stewards' actions under article 14.1.
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LONDON, July 1 (Reuters) - Formula One delivered an antidote to all the talk of boring racing and heavy-handed stewards with a thriller in Austria on Sunday.
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Levy, a voluble, 72-year-old activist, and Bell, a reserved African-American woman who's lived all over the world, see themselves as stewards of another history.
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"We appreciate the event stewards looking into this again and re-examining all the documents and other evidence at their disposal," Famin said in a Peugeot statement.
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As great stewards of this building, it is critical that we maintain the lions and ensure that they are strong to inspire everyone for generations to come.
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A federal survey of National Park Service employees released on Friday reveals a toxic workplace culture for the stewards of some of America's most beloved public lands.
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But deep down this was a scrap about whether ranchers and miners whose great-grandfathers toiled to tame the sagebrush steppes are trustworthy stewards of the land.
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Bikes are usually tagged in the finish area before being checked for motors, but this year Tour stewards will have the option of acting during the stages.
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The three ran about 50 meters, dispersing in different directions, before stewards wearing high-visibility jackets tackled them to the ground and dragged them off the pitch.
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Broadcaster SWR has reported that he had employed several security stewards who were supporters of the identitarian movement which is under surveillance by the domestic intelligence agency.
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They may only be able to become an advanced intelligent species if they come together as a global entity and are stewards of themselves and their planet.
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"We need people to be stewards of Yellowstone, and one way to do that is to keep your distance from wildlife," park superintendent Dan Wenk told BNQT .
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And from a business perspective, ISPs and developers have a vested interest in maintaining their customers' privacy to the highest standards, and have been exemplary data stewards.
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Frankly, there's room for sympathy toward the stewards of such an enterprise, faced as they are with the challenge of piling fresh elements upon what already exists.
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Shop stewards earlier this week rejected wage concessions demanded by PSA in exchange for a commitment to invest in a production line for a new model there.
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"I guess they (the stewards) wanted to see a race, so that's for sure the reason they did that because there was hardly any debris," he said.
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This next frontier in understanding and bettering human health is within sight, but a refocusing on the role of data stewards is needed to get us there.
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It has been a longstanding policy and priority of the United States to be good stewards of the revenues created by energy production to further conservation efforts.
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One of our first responsibilities as Members of Congress is to be responsible stewards of taxpayer dollars, and by law, Congress should have passed a budget today.
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Given that the collection of fees and taxes is a public trust, stewards of that money should exercise the greatest level of efficiency when spending that money.
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And it would silence the voices of the next generation of stewards and people who want their children to see some of the world's most iconic places.
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" The conference will be held at the State Department and the department says it is working to minimize the cost "as responsible stewards of our taxpayer dollars.
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United and other companies should learn from this and train employees to always be on, always be on their best behavior — they are stewards of the company.
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One bill, would force local governments to give time off to union shop stewards, though the unions would have to reimburse government agencies for the time off.
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He sends two more stewards crashing into each other, before charging through a converging mass of security guards and deftly eluding the grasp of an overweight policeman.
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The sporting regulations do not allow for in-race penalties to be appealed but Ferrari could still seek a review of the stewards' actions under article 14.1.
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This proprietary Smart Ribbon combines actionable clinical and financial intelligence onto one point-of-care platform that clinicians use to become better stewards of health-care spending.
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Part of a blueprint for better subways and buses is finding out why the stewards of the system did not say that things were going badly wrong.
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"I have a natural backhand like Federer," said O'Donnell, who was wearing a turquoise RF tracksuit and seemed to know the names of all the campground stewards.
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"In bear markets, there's massive dispersion and those who plan for this day, who are disciplined and excellent stewards of capital, they'll be the survivors," he said.
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Stewards handed the five times world champion, who had qualified second behind Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, a three-place drop for impeding Alfa Romeo's Kimi Raikkonen in qualifying.
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In Friday's statement, Abraaj said that two senior executives, Omar Lodhi and Selcuk Yorgancioglu, would become co-chief executives, replacing Mr. Naqvi as stewards for Abraaj funds.
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It's hard to know what we need to be stewards of and sustain, and what we need to let go or confront, to build a strong future.
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Malloy's dismal approval ratings is a reminder that voters will turn on Democrats even in liberal states if they feel they aren't good stewards of the government.
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The issue is much simpler: Do you trust Mark Zuckerberg and the other young lords of Silicon Valley to be good stewards of the world's digital speech?
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The city's football association has called on fans to behave, and stewards make vain attempts to encourage hard-core supporters to keep quiet during the national anthem.
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She made it inside, but shortly after halftime her emotions got the better of her and she let out a cry that drew the attention of stewards.
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She should thank him rather than have her stewards ridicule him, and she should offer him a major role in her administration if she prevails in November.
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A maximum of 100 people "connected directly with the organisation of the match" would be given access plus match delegates, anti-doping staff, stewards and security officials.
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Corporate leaders today are steeped in a culture of self-interest and wealth maximization, not the public-mindedness needed to be virtuous stewards of the common good.
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The comedian's company Worldwide Pants owns most of that material, and its stewards have announced no plans (yet) to license any of it to Netflix or Hulu.
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"As stewards of public funds, we routinely review our programs to measure their effectiveness and value-for-money in keeping Canadians safe," Pfleiderer said in an email.
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But he notes that there are more than a dozen villages along the Uatumã River in this rainforest reserve, and not all of them are good stewards.
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Verstappen's wheel-banging overtake of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc for the lead with two laps to go led to a stewards' enquiry before the race result was upheld.
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He and two other former shop stewards said they observed and documented a pattern of black drivers being punished for transgressions that white drivers got away with.
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I've had really interesting discussions with people not believing that we can be good stewards of money, and so they may not want to give us as much.
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First, Democrats need to reevaluate their idea of themselves as disinterested stewards of the economy — as a party that accepts the current economic arrangements largely as a given.
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Sainz had started the day 50 minutes clear but, despite the top four finishing within 15 seconds of each other, gained another 10 minutes thanks to the stewards.
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Dutch rider Kees Koolen had claimed on Monday that Sainz had hit his machine on a previous stage and failed to stop, with the stewards penalizing the Spaniard.
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The team was fined 10,000 euros ($12,000) by stewards after it emerged they had failed to secure wheels properly on both cars during botched tyre-changes when pitted.
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For flight delays and cancellations, the television bulletins broadcast at London's Heathrow and Gatwick airports, BA's two main hubs, were more helpful than its stewards on the ground.
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"We have submitted a request to the stewards of the event for clarification on the legality of the Haas F1 Team VF-18," a Renault F1 statement said.
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Instead, they were often created within a court culture, partly intended as aidés-memoire for chief stewards and partly for royalty to demonstrate the luxury of their banquets.
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About an hour after we pitch our pop-up tent, the stewards come around with queue cards, which are dated and numbered to show your position in line.
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He chafed at editorial guidelines that non-white figures could not take centre stage in illustrations, unless they were portrayed as train stewards or in other service jobs.
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"These people who have been the stewards of the creative torch at Telltale, when they leave, it's like, who the fuck do we have left?" one source says.
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Based on our experience with the park system, its stewards and its visitors, we caution against many major changes to the overall institutional structure of national park management.
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Force India's Nico Hulkenberg joined the Briton on the front row, only his second career top-two start, after stewards cleared the German of a possible flag infringement.
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Stewards said in a statement that Palmer and Haryanto had been at full acceleration in the yellow flag area when a significant reduction in speed was called for.
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If Trump just used same Body Mass Index calculator airlines use for stewards & IQ test Walmart uses for clerks, we'd be spared egregious VPs View the discussion thread.
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Education, community services, rehabilitation for ex-offenders, services for children while parents better their lives to be better stewards for their children are all part of this approach.
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SBA conditionally guarantees a percentage of the loan, leaving a healthy level of risk on the lenders as an incentive to serve as prudent stewards of the program.
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The request was beyond what the Westcott regularly stocked, but Mr. Hogan was experimenting with a new grocery service, and word had been spreading among the ship's stewards.
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He was lifted out of the car by the race stewards and taken to a hospital, but it turned out he had only minor injuries to his ankle.
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Because teens are still in their green years, they are much easier to mold into strong money stewards as compared to adults who have to break bad habits.
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If Mojang drops the ball and does anything to alienate those players, or their parents, it would be betraying their roles as stewards of the game, Booty says.
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The lens did not waver as stewards raced to tackle the interlopers; it did not flicker as one ducked and wove and made it through the impromptu cordon.
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Leipzig said its stewards were required to conduct "increased checks on groups of persons from potential risk areas" following recommendations from the Robert Koch Institute for disease control.
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Tip: Go hungry and ask the cheese stewards for samples of esoteric products like the Fleur de Maquis, a Corsican ewe cheese encased in rosemary and juniper berries.
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We considered our political battles a privilege, an opportunity to serve as stewards of those ideals at home and do our best to advance them around the world.
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But shop stewards met their match in Mr. Edwardes, who cut British Leyland's work force by nearly 50 percent over five years by closing 21951 of 21958 facilities.
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Instead, the national commission was formed as a compromise solution that brought in the National Institute on Standards and Technology as co-chairs and stewards of scientific values.
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Stewards of the Earth For Carroll, connecting the black community to the history of African-Americans and the African diaspora is key to growing sustainability in the church.
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About an hour after we pitched our pop-up tent, the stewards came around with queue cards, which were dated and numbered to show our position in line.
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" The lobby added that it would continue working "to advance policies that ensure reliable and affordable access to fuels and petrochemicals, while being responsible stewards of the environment.
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Without it, he said, health care will continue in this uncertain limbo: Obamacare is the law of the land, but its Republican stewards are categorically opposed to it.
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To him, politicians were far from noble, disinterested stewards of the public weal; they were self-interested actors who traded public services and projects in exchange for votes.
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They're good stewards of their money, and they care about keeping it in the bank, not about showing it off through material things and flashy status symbols. 4.
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Thankfully, we had the full support of our board and we knew that we had the best possible recipient ready to become stewards of the site into the future.
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In Nizhny Novgorod&aposs stadium, stewards removed a rainbow banner put up by Di Cunningham and other members of British activist group 3LionsPride for Sunday&aposs England-Panama match.
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The governing FIA said in a statement on Monday that Williams had asked for stewards to look again at three decisions made at the April 29 Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
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The spokesperson acknowledged that the policies in place failed in this instance and blamed the man's ability to return to the show on a miscommunication between security and stewards.
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But job gains are moderating, consumer sentiment gauges have softened this year and manufacturing continues to falter, keeping risks alive for the central bank and the economy it stewards.
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The FIA said the stewards concluded after a telephone hearing that the brake bias system "used innovative solutions to exploit certain ambiguities" and did not breach the technical regulations.
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"The IOC are the stewards and guardians of the Olympic values and the integrity of sport and they did nothing today to stand up for those values," he added.
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We believe that our farmland investments can help to meet global demand for food, while encouraging sustainable practices to be good stewards of the environment over the long term.
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Using the campaign's website, adults can easily take a free Darkness to Light Stewards of Children online training course to educate themselves on how to prevent child sexual abuse.
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And over the years the scientists and hydrologists and technicians who help get water to our houses have also become our environmental stewards, our infrastructural watchdogs, our urban visionaries.
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The study&aposs authors note that a reorientation of human values, behavior and technology toward being stewards of the planet can still preserve a habitable climate for future generations.
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The reason for the commotion wasn&apost immediately clear as three stewards moved across to where the banner was, on the bottom row near to one of the goals.
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He said they dined alone on January 27 in the Green Room of the White House at a small oval table and were waited upon by two navy stewards.
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America's various religious traditions, starting with the early Protestants and later joined by Catholics and Jews, were creators and ardent stewards of America's unique ethos of democracy and liberty.
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In healthcare, the economic benefits of open sharing will need to pressure integration—and integration will create a new economy of health-data stewards trusted by the health consumer.
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The stewards have sole discretion to determine whether such a new element exists and will either dismiss the request or accept there is a case for a further hearing.
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The German would not be drawn on comments by compatriot and 2016 world champion Nico Rosberg, who won his title for Mercedes, backing the stewards and criticizing Vettel's behavior.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Ferrari hailed Sebastian Vettel as the moral winner of the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday while the German raged at being robbed of victory by race stewards.
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We take the rigor and independence of our process very seriously and are keenly aware of the stakes inherent in the decisions we make as stewards of HEDIS measures.
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At the very least it was thought that, even if Republicans had abandoned any pretense of being responsible stewards, they still had to obey the laws of electoral politics.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The future of Opel's Eisenach factory in Germany hung in the balance on Monday after shop stewards rejected wage concessions demanded by Opel owner PSA Group (PEUP.
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I remember I was sitting on the old Arthur Ashe Court and the stewards were shouting to each other across the gangways, and people carrying trays of beer in.
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But in that time, the men who imagine themselves the party's stewards or its conscience have learned little from the way he beat them and then beat the Democrats.
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From humbler beginnings as stewards of street sanitation, BIDs are evolving into cultural programmers, thanks, in part, to the pedestrianization of many New York streets in the late 2000s.
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She stays as a guest at McCullers's childhood home and could have spent more time on why such sites endure and whether they're good stewards of an artist's legacy.
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Camping in the wild with all the comforts of a deluxe hotel, including real beds, plush furnishings and attending stewards, has been around since 19th-century African wildlife safaris.
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"They are trying to be good stewards of not only the parish's money, but also the archdiocese's money," said Joseph Zwilling, the archdiocese spokesman, referring to the parish's leaders.
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"I think the function of the stewards is to penalize flagrantly unsafe moves not honest mistakes as result of hard racing," said 1978 world champion Mario Andretti on Twitter.
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The five stewards have the discretion to decide whether to penalize a driver but are expected to be consistent — not always easy when they change from race to race.
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They have this incredible network of what they call cyber stewards from different countries and some of the countries where these sorts of themes are not at all abstract.
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We considered our political battles a privilege, an opportunity to serve as stewards of those ideals here at home and to do our best to advance them around the world.
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Buyers have also adapted, becoming better at convincing blue-chip sellers they will be responsible stewards of unwanted units, helping them grow rather than relying on cuts to generate profits.
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American food "in many ways belongs to African-Americans, because we were the stewards and the caretakers of the whole enterprise for so long," said Mr. Smalls of the Cecil.
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We saw our political battles, even as a privilege, something noble, an opportunity to serve as stewards of those high ideals at home, and to advance them around the world.
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Bird was first across the line but the celebrations were muted, with the Virgin Racing driver aware that stewards were investigating a penultimate-lap collision with DS Techeetah's Andre Lotterer.
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The World Childhood Foundation – which Madeleine's mother, Queen Silvia, founded – partnered with the non-profit Darkness to Light and telecommunications leader Ericsson to launch the "Stewards of Children Prevention Toolkit".
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The 22-year-old Dutch driver also questioned the stewards' response, with an initial announcement that they were taking no further action before then deciding to summon both drivers afterwards.
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Until recently, comics based on licenses were often seen as inferior to those featuring characters born out of the medium — in part because publishers weren't always good stewards, he added.
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"This is one small example of how EPA will be working cooperatively with our staff and our outside partners to be better stewards of the American people's money," Ericksen wrote.
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Judging from the above footage, the ultras were rebuffed by the stewards and so set about dousing them with pepper spray; one steward taking cover was kicked in the back.
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As such, it's going to take additional government inquiries and investigations to ensure the companies truly are following up on promises to be more responsible stewards of private consumer data.
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Local Cossack organization the Volga Cossack Army is sending 54 members to work mainly as stewards and volunteers at the Samara matches, Volga Cossack Army ataman Yuri Ivanov told Reuters.
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It took a realization of new efficiencies and pressure to reduce risk, enabled by technology, for the banking industry to open frictionless data-sharing networks mediated by industry data stewards.
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The stewards in Austria made clear they were keen to let the drivers race and the Monegasque duly 'adjusted his aggression' as he finished third on Sunday, with Verstappen fifth.
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ORG for more than 15 years and in that time, we have always strived to be thoughtful and responsible stewards of the Internet's most trusted and admired top-level domain.
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Given these numbers—and the economic success under the last Democratic president, Bill Clinton—Democrats had good reason to trumpet their accomplishments and run as strong stewards of the economy.
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Our physical health, our social happiness, and our economic well-being will be sustained only by all of us working in partnership as thoughtful, effective stewards of our natural resources.
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Trump could have been on his way to landslide victory if voters actually believed the Republican Party would honor its constitutionally mandated authority to be good stewards of taxpayer resources.
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As stewards for the American taxpayer, the BLM has the obligation and authority, given to it by Congress, to ensure a fair return for publicly owned oil and gas minerals.
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"It was a very critical problem because I was stuck in seventh gear and I was about to stop on track," Rosberg said before the stewards had made their decision.
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The arguments and accusations continued afterwards, with Vettel and Ricciardo then summoned to stewards and the German accused of changing his line while braking as Ricciardo tried to pass him.
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If nothing else this again puts the lie to regime propaganda that has ludicrously depicted the al-Assads and indeed, all Syrians, as faithful and loving stewards of the past.
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His name has appeared on the facades of New York's buildings, at the top of its V.I.P. lists and in the gossip pages whose stewards he had on speed dial.
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The stewards' decision triggered an immediate controversy with some defending the penalty while others felt the officials had killed off an exciting race by over zealous application of the rules.
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We considered our political battles a privilege, an opportunity to serve as stewards of those ideals here at home, and to do our best to advance them around the world.
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Read more " _____ • Matthew Walther in The Week: "Conservatives in this country should get used to the idea of being prudent stewards of the welfare state, not its would-be destroyers.
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The show follows a yacht crew — three stewards (stews), four deckhands, one chef, and one captain — as they cater to the not-super-unreasonable whims of very rich yacht renters.
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During a film review session with track stewards last week, Saez and his attorney Ann Oldfather argued that War of Will and jockey Tyler Gaffalione were responsible for the incident.
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They gulped Jameson and talked in low, serious voices about "Downton Abbey" and the bar's co-owner, Jesse Malin, who also stewards 2009's favorite night spot, Cabin Down Below.
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The firm, Sequoia Capital, has changed up several leadership roles, including naming Roelof Botha to replace Jim Goetz as one of the "stewards" of the firm, a spokesman said Tuesday.
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Organizers say that union stewards would be available when workers felt they had been mistreated, but that otherwise workers would be left to interact with managers as they saw fit.
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Stewards request telemetry data from the relevant cars and use that information in conjunction with multiple onboard feeds and varying video angles to determine whether a driver is at fault.
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As the paddock outside celebrated the maiden pole position of Valtteri Bottas of Mercedes, the stewards sorted through paperwork, the bank of screens behind them showing nothing but empty racetrack.
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Wyler said he's been fortunate that OneWeb's backers, which include corporate giants like Softbank and Coca-Cola, have been receptive to spending extra cash to be good stewards of space.
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The club and stadium operators will increase the number of stewards and police and ensure wider separations between rival supporters in an effort to avoid a repeat at the rematch.
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We saw our political battles, even, as a privilege, something noble, an opportunity to serve as stewards of those high ideals at home, and to advance them around the world.
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"The hope is that it can help push organizations to share more information, learn more from each other, and be better stewards of the resources they&aposre given," said Karlan.
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You will constantly receive messages that the stewards are investing one incident or another, and if you drive on the edge of permissibility, you will likewise receive warnings or penalties.
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Without protecting new areas and engaging Latinos and young people as the stewards of tomorrow, Colorado risks losing valuable natural treasures that provide significant natural, cultural, heritage and economic value.
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The stewards' decision triggered an immediate controversy with some defending the penalty while others felt the officials had killed off an exciting race by over-zealous application of the rules.
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Our industry has got a lot better at being responsible stewards of the environment and the people working and living in it, but we still have a long way to go.
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Perhaps those stewards "will start to wonder why it&aposs OK to put the banner inside the stadium but it&aposs not OK to put it outside the stadium," she said.
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Some stewards, who dress in black, wear black masks, and who are the first line of contact for audience members during shows, said they've also been rubbed up against and groped.
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"The stewards note that there is a clear distinction between this system and one which provides actual feedback control, which would be a substitute for driver skills or reflexes," it added.
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INSIDE the atrium of a gleaming new building on the outskirts of Addis Ababa, trainee air stewards flit between the classrooms and aeroplane simulators that surround a large indoor swimming pool.
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True, the elimination of the entire team might make recruitment efforts a little rough, but it's a big universe, filled with characters who could make fitting stewards for the Guardians name.
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"We have ensured that shop stewards have been appropriately trained and have a good understanding of our business and the challenging environment in which we operate," Implats spokeswoman Alice Lourens said.
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Like fellow stewards of megabrands (Coach's Stuart Vevers is another), Mr. Bailey must design at scale — the runway pieces are a mere fraction of the whole — to fill huge stores worldwide.
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Governments and other secular bodies are minded to help but they also feel compelled, in most places, to respect the independence of the buildings' historic stewards, in other words the churches.
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" A sort-of TV news version of "30 Rock" overseen by that show's stewards, Tina Fey and Robert Carlock, "Great News" recycles gags as old as "The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
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The 22-year-old Dutch driver also questioned the stewards' response, with an initial announcement that they were taking no further action before they then decided to summon both drivers afterwards.
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Rather than predictably repeating mendacious falsehoods that increase our ignorance, they should act as stewards of the public interest, choosing news content and media frames that add to our collective understanding.
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Religious leaders have told us that we have a moral obligation to be good stewards of the Earth, care for the poor and most vulnerable among us, and protect future generations.
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We can learn from the internet—its successes and failures—to create a generative and well-managed ecosystem in space as we grow into our responsibility as stewards of the Anthropocosmos.
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"First of all it's to open the case again and have another look, bring some information that maybe the stewards didn't have at the time and see what happens," he declared.
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"Any proposed changes would ensure that the government takes the responsibility of being good stewards of taxpayer funds seriously and adjudicates immigration benefit requests in accordance with the law," she added.
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Stewards then imposed 30-second penalties on the Alfa Romeos of Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi for starting data irregularities, dropping them from seventh and eighth to 12th and 13th respectively.
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The state forestry agencies, along with federal partners at the USDA Forest Service, share a long history as stewards for these natural resources, working across overarching boundaries to address mutual challenges.
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The "perpetual debt" of the government, as Thomas Jefferson called it, has become a dire crisis that Republicans, who are supposed to be stewards of fiscal responsibility, must address more seriously.
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The notion that Republican presidents have been better economic stewards than Democrats but fallen victim to a terribly unfair mix of luck and timing is about as sensible as it sounds.
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The Iñupiat have been stewards of our region for thousands of years and understand that a healthy ecosystem and a sustained North Slope economy are both necessary for our continued survival.
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Early on in the history of faith communities addressing environmental issues, a lot of emphasis was particularly on Genesis — that our role as humans is to be stewards of God's creation.
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So in the end, despite Lewis Hamilton's strong views, it was clear to see why the stewards came to the conclusion that Nico Rosberg had followed the wording of the rules.
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Throughout his native New England, Mr. Wessels, an ecologist, tells current stewards of the land how previous users corralled livestock, hauled rocks out of plows' way and harvested timber and crops.
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But I'm not worried about that, because they've done a good job of being stewards of that information and they provide me great value: I don't have to carry cash around.
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A furious Vettel vented his anger over the radio and after the race continued to vent at the stewards but later the four-time world champion was more thoughtful than tormented.
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The stewards, who oversee races for the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission and for Churchill Downs, got to work studying replays of the race, with millions of dollars riding on their decision.
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"We must still be considerate of perceptions of not being good stewards of taxpayer funds that might be created through the appearance of aircrew staying at such locations," the spokesperson said.
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As long-standing stewards of the land, farmers know how to think about long-term consequences and are our greatest source of innovation when it comes to conserving our precious resources.
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Its previous stewards, Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant, found success with jazzed-up versions of its founder's vinyl jackets and miniskirts but struggled to translate that into a fully rounded vision.
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Republicans, who once prided themselves as stewards of national security, have shown little concern about the way Mr. Trump treated NATO members or the links between Mr. Trump's aides and Russia.
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It means giving consumers the right to know which businesses are good stewards of their data so that they can make informed decisions about whom to give their hard-earned dollar.
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Such allegations could include refusing to bargain with the union in the future, or firing or disciplining union stewards for sticking up for fellow members under procedures outlined in the contract.
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Stewards added 10 seconds to Gasly's time at the finish and also gave him two penalty points, his first in Formula One, for an incident the team put down to miscommunication.
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The rich are richer than they've ever been — and it's reflected in the private help they hire for their families, from stewards for their yachts to separate nannies for each kid
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Williams Formula One team have asked stewards to review a decision to impose a three-place grid penalty on Russian driver Sergey Sirotkin for next weekend's Spanish Grand Prix.
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But say you already had credit monitoring set up because of, say, yet another of the various hacks and leaks that have plagued the careless stewards of our data in recent years.
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"Our board and management team have been and remain firmly committed to acting as good stewards of capital and delivering sustainable shareholder value," Yahoo said in response to the Canyon Capital letter.
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Stewards decided to let some of those drivers keep their positions, while those who hadn't made it past first phase had their times taken away, even though the grid order didn't change.
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Ferrari, whose attempt to overturn the result of the previous Canadian race and have Sebastian Vettel restored as winner was later dashed by stewards, were once again the best of the rest.
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Stewards pull a woman off the pitch after she stormed onto the field and interrupted the final match between France and Croatia at the 2018 soccer World Cup in the Luzhniki Stadium.
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"Shop stewards from all of BMW's UK plants are clear that further strike action is almost certain unless the company puts forward a new offer that better addresses members' concerns," he said.
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" Adds Michelle: "We're so proud of Robbie because he is a leader and an inspiration to his peers and older generations, showing them the importance of becoming stewards for our public lands.
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Many Native Hawaiians consider these lands part of the inventory of resources illegally taken from them by the United States and view the state as only temporary stewards of these crown lands.
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In a conversation with Wired editor-in-chief Nick Thompson on Monday, CEO Jack Dorsey said he sees Twitter as a public square that he and his employees are the stewards of.
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It will start talks with German shop stewards over a follow-on deal to an existing agreement on job security in Ludwigshafen that will run out at the end of next year.
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"The Ricketts family brought a championship to the Chicago Cubs through long-term investment and being great stewards of the team ... They would bring this same approach to AC Milan," they added.
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Until such time as the ideals of a truly safe and resilient Internet is realized, those with the resources and expertise have a heightened responsibility to be better stewards of user security.
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In the meantime, we'd been talking with both the Sussex police and the stewards from the home club and saying: 'If anyone does it, stop it and stamp it out straight away.
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Federal and state officials need to be responsible stewards of the conservation money coming into the Gulf and stay laser-focused on putting that money where the best chances of success are.
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But there is something they should do with their newfound power, if they are to be responsible stewards of the rule of law: hold the President and his grifting family fully accountable.
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"Federal officials have a legal and ethical duty to be good stewards of federal dollars," said Representative Joe Pitts, Republican of Pennsylvania and chairman of the Energy and Commerce subcommittee on health.
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Waiters have to carry heavy trays that can lead to back and shoulder injuries, while room stewards have to clean at a rapid pace, especially before or after passengers board their ship.
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Three and a half hours after the race, the stewards penalized Rosberg for causing the collision by adding 10 seconds to his full race time, which did not change his finishing position.
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That left him having to battle back from seventh place at the end of lap two with a damaged car, while stewards gave Bottas a drive-through penalty for causing the collision.
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But what they've been asking gets at a different question: They want to know how you're honoring your responsibility and how you're upholding your obligation to be stewards of their best interests.
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Inevitably, the radio chat had caught the attention of the FIA, and after a few hours of deliberation, the FIA stewards handed him a 10-second penalty, which dropped him to third.
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Ingley learned about the Airbnb sabbatical program through one of his students and hopes that his experience will encourage future students, and others around the world, to be stewards of their environment.
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This has allowed the team to build trust with and employ people living near the wildlife sanctuaries, many of whom become enthusiastic tortoise stewards and keep an eye out for illegal activity.
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As stewards of the taxpayers, federal employees typically are not asked to muzzle themselves to protect reputations or insulate others from embarrassment, as is typical in confidentiality agreements that bind private citizens.
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Vettel said the race, which had been shaping up as a thrilling battle between him and five-times world champion Hamilton, had been stolen from him and suggested the stewards were blind.
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MONZA, Italy (Reuters) - Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel has entered the danger zone for a race ban after falling foul of Formula One stewards on a nightmare Italian Grand Prix Sunday for the German.
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"If we give the airline and cruise industries assistance without requiring them to be better environmental stewards, we would miss a major opportunity to combat climate change and ocean dumping," they added.
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It was easy to spot softness around player movement just a few inches from the screen on the compressed stream, but even tiny details like stewards' shirt numbers were still clearly visible.
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Madoo has changed in the years since Mr. Koethe wrote those lines shortly after Mr. Dash died, though mostly in small ways that its stewards believe are consistent with Mr. Dash's vision.
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By definition, that distorts the marketplace, and warps investment decisions better made by private stewards of finance unencumbered by political considerations, whose only fiduciary responsibility is to those whose funds they manage.
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The colt was dropped to 17th place after Churchill Downs stewards ruled that Saez had interfered with multiple horses by drifting out in front of War of Will during the final turn.
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"The idea with exit to community is how can you create a model where the whole point is to create a vibrant community that will become its eventual stewards," Schneider tells TechCrunch.
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Macron, Fillon and the socialist candidate, Benoît Hamon, were all dressed in blue suits and blue ties, like a bunch of airline stewards, and their responses scarcely differed more than their attire.
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As stewards of these lands, we must work to find a balance between compelling, yet sometimes competing interests, and make sure that the federal government is a good neighbor to local communities.
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Hamilton, who set a time just 0.057 seconds slower than Rosberg's best of one minute 15.783, was summoned to see the stewards for being released from his garage in an unsafe manner.
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"We saw our political battles, even, as a privilege, something noble, an opportunity to serve as stewards of those high ideals at home, and to advance them around the world," Obama wrote.
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The world's best chance for remaining livable in the nuclear weapons era is to trust these five to accept this sobering responsibility and rise in stature to become dedicated stewards of nonproliferation.
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We feel like white sharks face a significant threats out in the wild and our ability to bring awareness to that is significant in terms of encouraging people to become ocean stewards.
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The stewards' decision reminded Ferrari that they had the right to appeal, although technically the sporting regulations state that in-race penalties such as the one handed to Vettel cannot be protested.
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The result of the race was confirmed some three hours after the finish as stewards reviewed the Red Bull driver's wheel-banging move on Ferrari's Charles Leclerc two laps from the finish.
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"I just want to say that I'm thankful to the protectors and the stewards of this land, and we are not going anywhere," Momoa told the crowd, according to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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So he and his co-founder decided to start Okera, which is looking to make it easier for stewards of various sets of data to ensure the right people have the right access.
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But if the goal was an earnest attempt at answers and accountability from the stewards of the most profitable and powerful businesses of the internet age, it's difficult to see what was accomplished.
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The U.S.-owned team were then stripped of the points, subject to appeal, and pushed back to fifth in the constructors' standings by stewards after Renault questioned the legality of the Frenchman's car.
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But during a visit to the Stewards Academy in Essex this week, she quietly took her style to the next level, stepping out in a bright-blue shirtdress from American designer Joseph Altuzarra.
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Barbee: The local people are the stewards of these environments, and so often we find in these places that the local people have been subsisting around these forests for a really long time.
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They belonged to the bushi class, a noble class of feudal Japanese warriors, and helped settle new lands, defend their territory, and even had a legal right to supervise lands as jito (stewards).
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Hamilton made a slow start from pole and collided on the first lap with the Williams of Valtteri Bottas, his new team mate this season, who was punished by stewards for his move.
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"I just want to say that I'm thankful to the protectors and the stewards of this land, and we are not going anywhere," Momoa told the crowd, according to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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The Finn was summoned to the stewards afterwards for an unsafe release from the pits but escaped a grid penalty with Ferrari picking up a 5,000 euro ($6,136.50) fine instead for the misdemeanor.
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"The Barbudans maintain a completely unique way of life, they see themselves as the stewards and protectors of their pristine island, nowhere else in the Caribbean do you have this situation," he said.
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SPIELBERG, Austria (Reuters) - Championship leader Nico Rosberg set himself at odds with Formula One stewards and his Mercedes team mate Lewis Hamilton after another costly collision at the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Alfa Romeo have formally appealed stewards' decisions that dropped Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi out of the points at the German Grand Prix and extended Lewis Hamilton's overall Formula One lead.
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Richard Johnson, who rode Native River to Gold Cup victory on Friday, was fined 6,550 pounds ($9,000) by stewards after the race and handed a seven-day ban for misuse of the whip.
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Immunity from the responsibility of complying with employment law has not caused corporate franchisors to be better stewards to the small business owners or the employees who wear uniforms bearing the corporate logo.
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While the difficulty of the utility galley job exceeds all others on a cruise ship, waiters and room stewards, who clean passenger cabins, also have some of the most difficult jobs, Guilford said.
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As part of a six-month AmeriCorps program, PowerCorps Camden aims to develop the next generation of Camden's environmental stewards by providing job training and readiness services for 60 young people each year.
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We will also continue working on behalf of the refining and petrochemical industries to advance policies that ensure reliable and affordable access to fuels and petrochemicals, while being responsible stewards of the environment.
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"I really want this City to re-assess the value of giving up these naming rights and the message this sends relative to our role as stewards of the public trust," Peskin said.
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Verstappen and Rosberg also made contact at the start, with the Dutch driver trying to find a way through on the inside from third place on the grid, but stewards took no action.
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Just as we have moral obligations to protect our children and our families, as stewards of this planet we are morally obligated to protect the silent majority of biodiversity that shares our home.
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These efforts by Alphabet's Google, which will give it access to more and more consumer data, fuel the debate on whether big tech companies are acting as good stewards of users' private information.
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"It is now abundantly clear that you have failed to be good stewards of your customers' private location information," Senator Wyden wrote in another letter Wednesday addressed to all of the major telecoms.
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And at the end of the day, it's the many hours that stewards have had to spend interpreting rules that is the ultimate cause of the latest criticisms, not the actual rules themselves.
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Sequoia Capital on Tuesday told investors that partner Jim Goetz will be stepping back as one of the firm's "stewards" and co-head of U.S. venture capital, to be succeeded by Roelof Botha.
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"We want to make sure that we're not just installing all the equipment, but also educating the community," said Rita Ramirez, one of the stewards working on the project in Detroit's Southwest neighborhood.
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Isner sums it up as liberal values emerging from their faith: being stewards of God's creation, caring for "the least of these" and being open to go where the Holy Spirit leads them.
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Each box contains at least 20 volumes, curated by local "stewards," the people who put up the boxes in the first place and use their own taste and discretion to cull the collections.
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Even if rule of law is only weakened in a few sectors, this eventually catches up with central bankers, who come to act less as independent stewards than as loyal, or fearful, cronies.
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He crossed the line, acclaimed by thousands of orange-shirted Dutch fans at a circuit owned by Red Bull, 2.7 seconds ahead of the Monegasque but with stewards summoning both to an enquiry.
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That shared future is what drives us to live meaningful lives, and what will make us the best stewards of the earth that we can be, no matter where we choose to live.
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The German heads into this weekend's race off the back of a scrappy display at Monza, Ferrari's home race, where he spun off and was sanctioned by stewards for rejoining the track dangerously.
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My actions in Congress have been guided by a conviction that we need to be careful stewards of taxpayer dollars, and funding the fight against Zika is a clear benefit to American taxpayers.
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Hulkenberg's race under the Yas Marina floodlights was not without controversy, however, after stewards gave the German a five-second penalty for cutting a corner rather than making him hand back a position.
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Ms. Chiuri is only the latest of Dior's stewards, and she often points out that to close the book on Dior after Monsieur Dior would be to end its history in the 1950s.
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The team had said on Sunday they intended to appeal after stewards handed Vettel a five-second penalty for going off track and returning in what they deemed to be an unsafe fashion.
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The Jewish novelists of the midcentury — men like Philip Roth, Saul Bellow, and J.D. Salinger — were stewards of a new Jewish American literary canon, replete with its own set of archetypes and tropes.
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Stronach said in a statement on Wednesday that a new five-member review team including veterinarians and stewards would have the authority to scratch any horse off the racing rolls if it appears unfit.
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The crisis has tarnished Wiese's credentials as one of South Africa's most respected stewards of shareholder capital, stripped him of his billionaire status and reduced his 22.8 percent stake in Steinhoff to 20.5 percent.
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This is a shame because it means that we are no longer good stewards of the ocean and that we don't place enough value on the last remaining truly wild food around the world.
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How long can these so-called stewards of capital benefit from a one-sided wager — a win-win for them — wherein some make more in fees than the returns they earn for their investors?
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But Great Hill Partners, a firm with no previous experience in building a successful media brand, quickly demonstrated that they were bent on proving that they could be the worst stewards of the company.
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Stewards opened an investigation after Vinales was blocked by Marquez, who was getting up to speed on a spare bike following a fall into the gravel trap and had been unaware of his approach.
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The Stewards of the Upper Mississippi River Refuge have set up a live stream of the site, where the eagles can be seen taking turns feeding the eaglets and taking care of the nest.
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Soccer body UEFA has acknowledged that stewarding was not up to scratch and it said on Wednesday that the number of stewards in the stadium would be increased by about 10 to 20 percent.
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That cuts especially close to home for Indigenous communities like the Puyallup, who despite being protectors of natural resources and stewards of sustainability, have historically been marginalized by non-native political and industrial forces.
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The stewards found in Force India's favor on that point, ruling that their entry was valid because the governing FIA had "absolute discretion" to accept or reject an application to compete in the championship.
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The crisis has tarnished Wiese's credentials as one of South Africa's most respected stewards of shareholder capital, stripped him of his billionare status and reduced his 13 percent stake in Steinhoff to 20.5 percent.
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Motherboard visited Detroit to learn how this team of "digital stewards" install and operate grassroots hubs across the city, and why universal internet access is so essential to maintaining a fair economic playing field.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel's fury at being denied victory in Canada by Formula One stewards was a natural reaction but the officials have to be respected, Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff said on Sunday.
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I paid our bills on timeMy husband and I are generally good stewards of our money, but I didn't want to risk the chance of accidentally missing a payment, therefore affecting my credit score.
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Broadcasts of the match briefly showed four people running onto the field dressed as police officers and chased by stewards, according to The Associated Press, minutes before France was declared victorious in the game.
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"They have no respect for him, indeed they seem to palpate with contempt for him, and to regard their mission as equivalent to being stewards for a syphilitic emperor," Douthat says of Trump's staff.
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FIFA's head of sustainability and diversity Federico Addiechi said that everyone who is part of the match organisation, including staff, volunteers, teams, stewards and security personnel, had been trained to take action if necessary.
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At the Kentucky Derby on Saturday, racing stewards watched a video for more than 20 minutes before issuing their ruling: Down came Maximum Security and up went Country House, a 65-1 improbable victor.
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Hundreds of years before John Wayne and Gary Cooper gave us a Hollywood version of the American West, with men as the brute, weather-beaten stewards of the land, female ranchers roamed the frontier.
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"The stewards unanimously disqualified Maximum Security following two objections lodged immediately after the 145th running of the Kentucky Derby and after a thorough review of the race replay," the commission wrote in a letter.
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"Museums, archives, and stewards of our historic artifacts should absolutely never change or alter visual or written content in primary sources," said Rhae Lynn Barnes, a professor of American Cultural History at Princeton University.
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The Formula One paddock has been divided by Verstappen's actions, which were not punished by race stewards at the time, with some feeling the Dutch youngster had done no wrong while others condemned him.
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It is this data — and radio traffic, TV broadcast footage and closed-circuit TV — that Formula One stewards use to determine whether an incident requires "no further action" or a penalty following an investigation.
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Ricciardo qualified fifth but was furious at stewards after they slapped him with a three-place grid penalty for a minor infringement during Friday practice that forced him back to eighth for the start.
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SUZUKA, Japan (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel is one race reprimand away from a 10-place grid penalty after Formula One stewards punished the Ferrari driver for missing the national anthem at Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix.
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I'm certain that our job as stewards of the game is to be responsive to fans, and I reject the notion that we can 'educate fans' to embrace the game as it's currently played.
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But it's still surprising to see F21 1 lean so far into this, given how much of what the stewards do in the real-life sport depends on a series of debatable judgment calls.
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Sunday's race in Montreal may come to occupy a similar place in history, not least for Sebastian Vettel's rage and emotional post-race response to being denied a memorable victory by a stewards' decision.
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UAW Local 22110 members from across departments — curators, librarians, accountants, visitor service attendants, and stewards — participated in the museum-wide walkout, moving through the atrium to form a picket line at the museum entrance.
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OCEARCH leads global expeditions to tag sharks and displays their tracks through its Global Shark Tracker – providing access to previously unattainable information, and inspiring current and future generations of scientists and stewards of the ocean.
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He was also summoned to stewards after the race in Bahrain for failing to replace his stricken car's steering wheel after getting out, but satisfied them he had acted as he did for safety reasons.
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"While privacy regulation seeks to make tech companies betters stewards of the data they collect and their practices more transparent, in the end, it is a deception to think that users will have more "privacy.""
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In 22015, Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Verena Paravel, stewards of Harvard's highly influential Sensory Ethnography Lab, brought professional Sony EX22018 and EX22017 cameras aboard a fishing ship off the coast of Maine to make Leviathan.
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The Utah bill's supporters, including state representative Ken Ivory, argue that states can be better stewards of their own lands than the federal government could — and they'd reap revenue by expanding oil and gas development.
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Administrators do the vast majority of the work that keeps Wikipedia running, and aside from a small staff of bureaucrats, stewards, and Wikimedia Foundation staff members, there are few authorities to keep them in check.
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But I think the biggest change would come from the acceptance of a hard truth: they have become not just massively successful companies, but also the stewards of the nervous system of the modern world.
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European soccer's ruling body also confirmed in a later statement that it would open disciplinary proceedings against Bulgaria for racist behavior, including Nazi salutes and chants, and against England for not providing enough traveling stewards.
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"Billy Joe Saunders appeared before the stewards of the British Boxing Board of Control today under a misconduct charge following his recent behavior shown on social media," the BBBC said in a statement on Tuesday.
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LE CASTELLET, France (Reuters) - Formula One stewards on Friday dashed Ferrari's hopes of overturning a penalty that denied Sebastian Vettel victory in Canada, ruling that the Italian team had not presented significant and new evidence.
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The girls are agitated to varying degrees by having a man in their midst, including the oldest among them, a teen (Elle Fanning) who may be a little closer to womanhood than her stewards realize.
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" American Mario Andretti, the 1978 world champion, also joined the criticism on Twitter, saying: "I think the function of the stewards is to penalize flagrantly unsafe moves not honest mistakes as result of hard racing.
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If the United States takes advantage of the abundance of natural gas and develops it to the highest environmental standards, we can be responsible stewards of the planet and provide power until renewables fully mature.
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Yesterday's resignation by Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald as Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is a stark reminder that all of us working in public health are stewards of the public's trust.
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Many of these stewards started out with little or no tech expertise, but after a 20-week-long training period, they've become experts able to install, troubleshoot, and maintain a network from end to end.
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When she began writing the play, she said, she wanted to get away from "stick figure" representations of people in both countries: South Koreans as stewards of progress, North Koreans as helpless victims of fate.
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In the letter, the company said that "succumbing to political pressure to do what is expedient" would fly "in the face of our fiduciary responsibility as stewards of the company for the benefit of shareholders."
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Vettel's early spin drew the ire of the stewards when he steered his Ferrari back on track into the path of other cars, with Canadian Lance Stroll making a glancing contact and also going off.
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Stewards showed the 21-year-old Monegasque the black and white flag, equivalent to a yellow card in soccer, after he closed the door on Hamilton as Mercedes's five-times world champion tried to pass.
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As a result, our role as stewards of the earth is becoming more and more like that of doctors in a global intensive-care unit, trapped in a cycle of heroic, end-of-life measures.
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And on Tuesday, she was named to a job that will put her squarely on the park's radar, as one of the park's top stewards, the president and chief executive of the Central Park Conservancy.
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Government leaders, historically the stewards of protecting society from the impacts of new innovations, are becoming exasperated at the inability of traditional policymaking to keep up with the unprecedented speed and scale of technological change.
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The Fed prizes its freedom from politics, because monetary policy works best when its stewards are free to make choices that will lead to long-run economic success, rather than serving short-run partisan interests.
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"It was just clear to both of us that the values of Time were so deeply connected to our personal values that we would be good stewards of this historic and iconic brand," Benioff said.
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At the same time, a huge relief program tacked on to the federal deficit could undermine the claim by the president and his party that they are stewards of a leaner, more efficient federal bureaucracy.
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Only stewards and security officials, anti-doping staff and match delegates plus any staff connected directly with the organisation of the game were allowed in the stadium plus media working for the broadcasting rights holders.
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In a small room on the ground floor of the Race Control tower, their faces lit blue by the glow of a bank of computer screens, sit the race stewards, the referees of Formula One.
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"And it turns out there's a way to be good stewards of God's creation even as we look for smart ways to grow our economy, and that's exactly the strategy that President Obama has pursued."
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It's rare to have an opportunity to participate in a nascent medium, and be good stewards of one of the last remaining mediums on earth with finite inventory and listeners who actually respond to ads.
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A team of 11 chefs, 120 culinary staff, 50 bartenders, 160 stewards and 250 servers will try to ensure the night's meal and each of the hotel's five after-parties go off without a catch.
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Companies will "answer questions on their content moderation practices and how they can be better stewards of free speech in the United States and abroad," House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte said in a statement.
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The company signed on to a responsible e-waste recycling pledge developed by BAN, and later signed on to a certification program, called e-Stewards, that included regular audits, saying they would always recycle responsibly.
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We are a deeply experienced group of game makers, including many responsible for BioShock's principal creation, advancement and longstanding notoriety, and honored to be part of the 2K family as stewards of this iconic franchise.
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Hamilton and Verstappen finished under investigation after they banged wheels going into the chicane at the tunnel exit two laps from the end when the Dutchman tried to pass, but stewards took no further action.
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The stewards of this corner of the Bronx look back to when a seafood dinner had to be hearty enough to sate a skiff-full of ravenous crab fisherman emerging from the roiling North Atlantic.
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At several other moments, the Skeksis allow the Gelflings, who still consider them to be just, wise, and gracious stewards, to spread Skeksis-friendly narratives on their behalf, while demonizing anyone who speaks against them.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The World Cup final between France and Croatia in Moscow was briefly interrupted when three people affiliated to anti-Kremlin punk band Pussy Riot ran onto the pitch before being hauled off by stewards.
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BRASILIA, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Brazilian airline pilots and stewards halted work for two hours on Wednesday in a pay dispute, delaying and cancelling flights across the country days before the start of the carnival holiday season.
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BioWare is one of those long-running stewards of the solo RPG, and this has led to concern that the studio is moving away from what fans love, toward the more lucrative space of online games.
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Median annual pay: $125,080Projected job growth through 2026: 19 percent As stewards of a company's financial health, it only makes sense financial managers would know how to negotiate top dollar for their own well being, too.
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" Call him: 715-392-3984 | Email him "I believe we should be good stewards of the earth that God has given us and also be sensible and realistic about the ways in which we do that.
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The two stewards of the Forest Service's dinosaur bones are far outnumbered by the approximately 2000 archaeologists employed to manage the traces of human life, though the dinosaurs were around far longer than humans have been.
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In order to familiarize themselves with the guest list for the upcoming May wedding between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Lay Stewards who work at St. George's Chapel will be watching Suits, Markle's USA show.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The World Cup final between France and Croatia on Sunday was briefly interrupted when four intruders affiliated to anti-Kremlin punk band Pussy Riot ran onto the pitch before being hauled off by stewards.
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Red Bull could also be in the mix on Sunday, with Max Verstappen also very much in the spotlight after criticizing stewards for imposing a time penalty in Austin that demoted him from third to fourth.
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So when a president appoints Fed officials who are effective stewards of monetary policy, achieving their goals of maximum employment, stable prices and financial stability, it helps a president's odds of having an impressive economic record.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi Grand Prix stewards dismissed a protest by the Haas Formula One team on Saturday and recognized Force India as a new constructor whose cars were eligible to compete in the championship.
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I also know how much writers like Kelly Sue DeConnick, Margaret Stohl, and Kelly Thompson and artists like Dexter Soy, David Lopez, Jamie McKelvie, and others have taken special care in being stewards for the character.
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Interior Department -- Ryan Zinke "I am committed and optimistic that we can be both great stewards and be the world's largest producer of energy," Zinke said at the meeting, echoing a sentiment the President has voiced.
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The trend has burst into the headlines again with Thai Smile, a budget airline, declaring that passengers who object to stewards shoving their little darlings into overhead lockers may now buy them tickets of their own.
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