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steward

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




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Without meaningful simplifications for low-risk countries like the U.S., the regulation will punish the people the Europeans claim they want to protect—indigenous communities, stewards of the land, and small landowners.

From The Wall Street Journal

And its wine steward has become a regional celebrity.

From The Wall Street Journal

"According to the stewards and the police, I was always picked on because I was the weakest link," said Haroun, who graduated from Manchester Art College.

From BBC

"They come here from Italy, Spain, Bosnia, Slovenia and even the UK," says Lucija Vrkljan, who is working as a steward at the ice rink.

From BBC

Indigenous people are considered important stewards of biodiversity and rainforest protection in areas such as the Amazon, which is crucial in the fight against the climate crisis.

From Barron's