Federations in a sentence

The Jewish Federations of North America is sending fundraising tips to local federations, as well as security guidelines for shuttered institutions.

Most modern top level meetings are conducted by the International Association of Athletics Federations and its member federations.

At the conclusion of the meeting, the board thanked all the federations, clubs, and institutions, both private and public, that contributed and are contributing side by side to the advancement of the sports sector and athletes in Abu Dhabi.

However, the majority of International Federations have implemented the IOC's recommendations, although some including athletics and equestrian led by IOC members have maintained their initial stances.

In a speech that she remembered as “unscheduled, unrehearsed … and unannounced” at the General Assembly of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds in Chicago, Golda spoke so compellingly that she raised twice the requested amount.

It gathered a response rate of 89 per cent from 110 national federations (NFs) across the eight countries.

It has been designed to ensure it is flexible to the needs of all of our federations and it will benefit coaches from across Concacaf’, said Concacaf Director of Development, Jason Roberts.

It was set up by a collection of leading figures from National Federations around the world and rivals the International Boxing Association (IBA) which is locked in a long-running feud with the International Olympic Committee (IOC).

On Saturday, the KMF issued a release and dismissed rumours about Nandini’s merger with other cooperative societies or federations.

Previously, Fifa distributed money to federations and it was at the discretion of the federation whether it passed some of that on to the players.

Scottish Power’s partnership joins parent company, Iberdrola, which has been promoting equality through sport since 2016, through competitions and federations in Spain and Brazil.

The main problem arises because federations had been working towards a new licensing system that was expected to be applied for this window.

The March for Israel has three goals, according to Eric Fingerhut, CEO of Jewish Federations of North America, which is organizing the rally jointly with the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations.

The paper introduces 75 criteria for the certification of National and International Sports Federations in the field of Sport for All.

The Quebec public sector unions federations representing around 430,000 workers say a new government contract offer is unacceptable.

The Speaker, Anita Among, reiterated that necessary appropriation and release of funds must be done by the Finance Ministry in line with the sports calendar, and accountability of payment of sports persons by their federations followed up.

We are writing to you to express our grave concern over your comments at the meeting with members of the Jewish Federations in New York.

Wrestling, in that sense, is one among the many federations caught in the unholy web of sports and politics.

Athletes have to fill out questionnaires about their health parameters — including weight, heart rate and blood pressure — and the national federations have to issue them a health certificate or request more testing before clearing them to compete.

Bjorn Sandstrom, Swedish elite cross-country skier and environmental scientist, said: “Many sports federations and professional athletes are marketing an idealised, elite lifestyle with high consumption of products and travel.