Sentence examples for stewards to use from inspiring English sources

The BHA will now hope that allowing the stewards to use their common sense will prevent the whip from overshadowing Cheltenham too.

But what's done is done, and it is now down to the horses and in particular their jockeys to get racing through the afternoon with no major PR disasters, not least because the new rules allow precious little leeway for the Ascot stewards to use their common sense.

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.

Formula 1 race stewards will continue to use their discretion when deciding whether to punish drivers for gaining an advantage when going off track.

"A major issue for us is that stewards should be allowed to use their discretion when judging the ride of a jockey.

Despite having initially seemed to accept the idea of strict stroke limits imposed under the revised whip rules, a number of jockeys now believe stewards should be able to use their discretion to determine the severity of whip offences.

Aidan Coleman and Dominic Elsworth both believe they would not have been banned in the first place if stewards had been free to use their discretion, as they will be when the revised rule is implemented next month.

But others - including world champion Sebastian Vettel - argued that stewards should be allowed to use their discretion.

As a Catholic university, we take very seriously our responsibility to serve as good stewards of the earth, to use our gifts to protect human life and dignity, and to exercise our care for all God's creation.

Neither the New York State Gaming Commission nor the New York Racing Association stewards has received a request to use nasal strips in the Belmont on 7 June.

"When the rules were amended in November, we felt that because the stewards had got the power to use a bit of discretion that might alleviate the problem, but obviously it hasn't.