Many area residents say the club has been a bad steward, letting the school deteriorate and turn into a gathering point for vagrants, rodents and garbage.
On the other hand, a single global regulator would not only be impractical, but, unchecked by rivalry from market regulators elsewhere, would also be most likely to turn out a bad steward of the markets.
Imagine, for instance, that you had someone proactively looking at your money, guarding against unnecessary fees, warning you of bad deals, and stewarding you to use your hard work to climb up the economic ladder.
The two doctors and a male friendtalked about Dr. Steward's bad choices.
"The important thing to remember is that the American people see George Bush as the steward of a bad economy, the leader who led them to war under false pretenses," said Stephanie Cutter, a spokeswoman for Mr. Kerry, striking two themes the campaign believes will be a strong suit against the president.
Fines in golf are common for misdemeanours including bad language and ungentlemanly behaviour towards stewards but governing bodies keep the amounts secret.
But Dimon was seen as the capable steward, the principled stalwart against bad behavior.
The secret files seized by the Information Commissioner's Office apparently included defamatory references to workers such as: "will cause trouble, strong TU [trade union]", "ex-shop steward, definite problems" and "Irish ex-army, bad egg".
But in newly released hand-written letters from Princess Diana to Cyril Dickman, a steward at Buckingham Palace who became a friend, it's clear the bad boy persona that plagued Harry's younger years started even earlier than we thought.
Steward went on to say: "I was amazed that a movie so bad could get any kind of accolades from anyone".
By contrast, Steward saw it as his job to point out to Lewis just how bad Tyson looked — "You got a dead man in front of you!" — and to encourage him to finish the fight before some x factor (a bad decision, a head butt, a bite, something untoward) robbed him of certain victory.
