A cadre of Filipino stewards, for example, as I came to experience, continued to serve US Navy officers around the world for decades.
The role of locals as ecosystem stewards has been proposed for example in relation to hunting of predators (Holsman2000).
In a large central conference room, for example, where shop stewards discussed strategy on Wednesday for the coming mayoral race, there hung a moving portrait of an elderly Colombian woman with heavy eyes and an eggplant-purple skirt.
In Brazil, for example, Lula da Silva, a former metalworker and shop steward, became president in January.
The Nuffield Council on Bioethics, for example, argues that the state should act as steward both to individuals and to the population as a whole, but that individuals' personal choices should also be taken into account.
If the stewards noted that the horse's race performance was unusual, for example, going unusually fast early in the race, or being blocked for a run.
For example, the university hospital midwives asked the local shop steward to help them resolve questions about the interpretation of rest and on-call duty regulations.
A study based in Madagascar, for example, found that central government was actually a relatively safe steward of development cash, with more of it siphoned off at local-government levels.The scale of theft and fraud is shocking.
Most, for example, have decided whether Obama has been a good economic steward, so campaigns may be wise to switch subjects.
Prevention includes life-style changes and interventions or therapies in the absence of detectable invasive carcinoma (e.g., Etzioni et al., 2003; Lippman and Lee, 2006; William et al., 2009; Hochberg et al., 2013), for example, reduced cigarette consumption (Doll and Peto, 1976) or chemoprevention (Steward and Brown, 2013).
