stewarding

He was the kind of child I had dedicated my life to stewarding.

If stewarding for a judge, think of it also as an opportunity to listen, watch and learn.

However, this was quickly removed by the club's stewarding staff.

Right well we've got the first stewarding nonsense of the year.

"But it's not a consistent thing and I think stewarding is a better policy."

In this context farmers could increase value by stewarding land and building community.

We would however emphasise the importance of good stewarding, with or without the police.

The concept of stewarding has spread throughout several European countries.

The firm in charge of stewarding has apologised to those involved.

He was a well-known figure at horse shows, stewarding with his son.

"You've got to make wealth for society while stewarding the environment," he said.

Also problems at the game itself with poor stewarding at the away end.

Some can earn money either by running stalls or stewarding.

One area that can still be improved — across many clubs – is the quality of stewarding and security in certain areas.

The level of stewarding at the point where the fans meet is pitiful.

If that's true, then Holza is doing a poor job of stewarding the community.

There will be a police presence inside the ground to assist the club's significant stewarding operation.

They do not perform, however, standard stewarding duties at the away stadium.

Members will be stewarding and doing craft demonstrations at the Exhibition from 31st.

A charge is now levied to cover the increased cost of organisation and stewarding.

Police had hoped to cut the number of officers needed thanks to better stewarding and reforms on the route.

Offers of help in stewarding, just half hour stints, would be appreciated.

The practice is called "stewarding", in reference to the horse show steward.

This is a big derby, is there enough stewarding in the ground?