The Summer Olympics involve 28 sports federations — including track and field's governing body, the International Association of Athletics Federations, which already disciplined Russia.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), along with several other federations, has banned Russian athletes from international competition until the country meets anti-doping requirements.
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Morocco has the public support of the Confederation of African Football, which includes 50-plus national federations, and backing from European federations like France, Russia and Belgium.
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National federations — often publicly funded — are a different matter.
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"Test events are there to detect problems raised by athletes and national federations," Olympics chief Carlos Nuzman told concerned members of the Association of Summer Olympic International Federations in Lausanne, Switzerland, last week.
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In fact, federations should be run like a corporate house.
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The national federations unified, rallied hard, and promised to change.
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Empty seats are disliked by athletes, broadcasters and federations alike.
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But I think the football federations are starting to listen.
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"The IWF is one of the very few international federations which has already outsourced its testing program to an independent Anti-Doping Commission, completely independent from weightlifting and any national federations," the Hungarian said.
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"The IWF is one of the very few international federations which has already outsourced its testing programme to an independent Anti-Doping Commission, completely independent from weightlifting and any national federations," the Hungarian said.
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To manage, Canada is one of the world's most decentralized federations.
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Since then, existing federations have had tremendous control over organized sport.
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Federations can switch their support to another candidate in each round.
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The three federations could not immediately be reached for further comment.
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Its organization boats nearly 400,000 registers athletes and 135 national federations.
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Of the 209 member nations, only two federations have female presidents.
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Instead, decisions over bans will be left to individual sports' federations.
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With more than 25 federations, that process could drag on forever.
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Nor can philanthropies, such as Jewish Federations, make up the difference.
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Some federations said they had destroyed their supplies of the drug.
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In Poland, sports federations in general have also endured searing rebuke.
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Several AFT local and state federations have already made candidate endorsements.
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Some international sporting federations have already opposed a blanket ban on Russia.
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The deal still requires consent from the Spanish and American football federations.
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But can we trust FIFA's member federations to do the right thing?
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South American federations organize women's soccer tournaments, but they do so begrudgingly.
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Several of the federations replied and denied any wrongdoing by their athletes.
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Many federations regularly receive reports of athletes who are available for trade.
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Russia's other sporting federations might consider themselves fortunate to travel to Brazil.
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Other key federations such as Britain and Germany also opposed the plans.
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UEFA relies on the competition to help finance its 20203 member federations.
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Because so many of the 35 Concacaf member federations are reeling after seeing their leaders indicted in the corruption case brought by the United States Justice Department, there will be no bloc vote among the federations' temporary leaders.
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Nestle has canceled its sponsorship agreement with the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations' rule, which comes into force on Nov.
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How do CONMEBOL and national federations justify their poor treatment of women's soccer?
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Others wondered if the individual federations were equipped to handle the review process.
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Federations for some other sports have said they are looking into the matter.
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All five federations agreed on various transformation targets with the government in 2015.
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The burden now shifts to sports federations to vet Russia's individual Olympic candidates.
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More than 250 Russian athletes have been cleared to compete by the federations.
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The IOC passed the baton to the international federations to clear individual athletes.
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But Olympics officials instead chose to defer that decision to individual sports federations.
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That's against the regulations set by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF).
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National antidoping agencies and international sports federations typically administer about 300,000 tests annually.
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Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic supported the changes, but their federations did not.
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"The IOC has had close discussions with the relevant international federations," Mori said.
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It is hard to imagine many other national federations handling things so smoothly.
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"Congratulations to Belgium," said International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) president Sebastian Coe.
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Sebastian Coe, president of the International Association of Athletics Federations, confirmed the decision.
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Federations should learn how to market their sport and generate money through corporate sponsorship.
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Infantino said he expected the decision and vowed to win over the single federations.
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Zhukov said the majority of international sporting federations supported Russian athletes competing in Rio.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations did not respond to CNN's requests for comment.
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Governments don't vote, but rather top officials in the world's 207 national soccer federations.
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This is a common pattern: federations mobilize women's teams for brief moments around tournaments.
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"We gathered the opinions as well of our members, the federations," he told reporters.
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The AIBA would convene an extraordinary congress with its national member federations on Jan.
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Despite getting attention as a healthier Twitter alternative, most Mastodon "federations" have remained small.
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Comey met with Jewish Federations of North America chief Jerry Silverman and other leaders.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations, or IAAF, is the sport's global ruling body.
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Within those 28 sports federations, some might make sound decisions that protect honest competitors.
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Their current contracts typically allocate all such rights to their clubs and national federations.
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Since we were in debt to two gangsters and three galactic federations, I agreed.
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Nearly 170 Russian athletes ultimately participated through special dispensations from the international sports federations.
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The Federation of Hungarian Jewish Federations (Mazsihisz) has urged Orban to halt the campaign.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations last week confirmed new rules, starting from Nov.
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As of last year, the agency has the power to enforce its rulings on major international sports federations; until last year, individual federations were allowed to take their own measures, and many let Russia get away with barely a slap on the wrist.
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He also wants to provide annual grants for national federations, which would be a first.
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But they had been run, for the most part, as loose federations of national businesses.
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Stepanov said it was not WADA that needed to act now but the international federations.
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Forty-one individuals and entities have been charged, including the heads of other national federations.
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In 2015 the Danish Institute of Sports Studies graded all of the Olympic-affiliated federations.
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Crests are like logos for soccer federations, and they are treated reverentially by soccer enthusiasts.
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The Russian Federations' Maria Paseka won the silver medal; Switzerland's Giulia Steingruber took the bronze.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations said Duliba was punished for a biological passport violation.
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Lord Coe, president of the International Association of Athletics Federations, is accused of misleading Parliament.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) has yet to reinstate the Russian athletics federation.
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Now, however, players worry that independent federations will violate FIFA rules and risk sporting exile.
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Delegates approved a new graded system of sanctions against drug-testing organizations and international federations.
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He has the full support, as far as I know, from all 51 (European) federations.
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After reviewing the athletes, the federations sent a list of "approved" athletes to the IOC.
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Efforts to reach these athletes and others through their sports federations in Russia were unsuccessful.
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Both federations' presidents, Jeffrey Webb and Eugenio Figueredo, were arrested in the 2015 FIFA crackdowns.
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Garanganga said African coaches, tennis federations and parents often had distorted perceptions of players' options.
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The federations' goal is to market and promote their sports, so they can't be trusted.
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Nonetheless, Coe's organization, the International Association of Athletics Federations, handed down a two-year ban.
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Super-rich European clubs and federations have more to spend on recruitment, development and training.
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"For the winter sports federations, we're in the middle of the season," Mr. Kasper said.
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FIFA has also demanded more documentation from the national soccer federations that receive the disbursements.
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Putin, a keen practitioner of judo and ice hockey, made his comments to over 100 sportspeople, some of whom have been banned from going to the Rio Games next month because of doping allegations by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) and other federations.
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"After holding several meetings, the soccer federations of Spain and Portugal can confirm that they are set to begin an in-depth analysis of the possibility of presenting a joint bid to host the 2030 World Cup," the country's federations said in a joint statement.
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A: I have always said that federations, instead of blaming Indian cricket, should learn from it.
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The IOC rejected an outright ban and instead left it to individual sporting federations to decide.
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Richard Sandler is chair of the Board of Trustees of The Jewish Federations of North America.
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Other Central American soccer federations did not respond to requests for information about their broadcast deals.
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Inactive teams do not play or practice, and there is minimal communication between federations and athletes.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) and CAS did not immediately return requests for comment.
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Higher taxes are anathema to the employers' federations that hold considerable sway with many PMDB politicians.
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It instructed all international Olympic Winter Sports Federations to halt preparations for major events in Russia.
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Rood directs the Center for Advancing Holocaust Survivor Care at the Jewish Federations of North America.
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The court was created by sports federations and the I.O.C., and it receives financing from them.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) said it had not been notified of the suspension.
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Any decision to discipline Russia would rest with international sports federations and the International Olympic Committee.
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Executives of the Olympic committee had rejected those pleas and instead deferred to individual sports federations.
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Cataloguing all the belts of all the federations of all the sanctioning bodies would be redundant.
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Its sudden emergence is giving athletes and federations something of a free shot at Olympic medals.
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At a recent conference in the Netherlands, Pound issued a blistering critique of international sports federations.
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Federations in Africa and the Americas were poised to vote unanimously in favor of the measure.
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The Saudi and U.A.E. soccer federations did not respond to emails requesting comment on the dispute.
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Reuters has contacted the countries' respective federations, Bobsleigh Canada and USA Bobsled and Skeleton, for comment.
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But only 13 of more than 200 IAAF member federations have taken advantage of the opportunity.
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"(The federations) know their athletes and know the kind of conditions they work in," he said.
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At the time, individual sports federations were allowed to deal with Russia's cheating on their own.
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The next competition for her and Smith will be the Federations Cup in Panama in June.
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The IOC, however, over-ruled WADA and handed the decision on Russian participation to individual sporting federations.
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Law professor Steve Cornelius was appointed to the International Association of Athletics Federations tribunal late last year.
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Through our collective efforts, SCN serves 147 Jewish Federations, 50 partner organizations, and over 300 independent communities.
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It also instructed all international Olympic Winter Sports Federations to halt preparations for major events in Russia.
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Haggerty said he hoped to see cities, federations and their sponsors come together to bid for 2018.
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The IOC will meet on Tuesday to discuss Russia's ban by the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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It said in a statement that it had responded to requests from athletics federations, including South Africa's.
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U.S. Soccer brought in the Mexican and Canadian Soccer Federations to help handle national team players' salaries.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) has, however, yet to reinstate the Russian Athletics Federation (RusAF).
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It also offers sports federations a financial contribution for costs they have incurred for the European Games.
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The two federations met with the International Olympic Committee a few months ago to iron out differences.
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Those federations have not exactly been vigilant when it comes to curbing the use of banned substances.
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Griveaux urged the AFEP and Medef employers' federations to ensure companies stuck to their executive pay guidelines.
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Tokyo 2020 organizers said the changes had been ratified by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF).
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The International Association of Athletics Federations said a urine test indicated the presence of a banned substance.
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Because then you will have more referees, more officials, your administrators can get into international sports federations.
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Revenues from the Olympic Games are the main source of income for several of the smaller federations.
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What makes Bach and the Olympic committee so sure that sports federations will not do the same?
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Those federations are rife with conflict of interests and biases, which is commonplace in international sports governance.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations is looking into whether the Vaporfly sneakers confer an unfair advantage.
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Lacking independence and subject to international sanctions, Crimea remains an outcast among the world's 23 soccer federations.
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For the first time, each of FIFA's member federations has a vote on the World Cup host.
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Instead a top-down edict about gender equality has caused national federations to scramble to start programs.
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When the federations were in charge of policing themselves, athletes often seemed to get away with cheating.
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"Our federations have autonomy, and that's not to be negotiated," said Sara Rosario, the Olympic committee's president.
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The new Davis Cup Finals offers around $18 million to teams and another $9 million to federations.
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Would visas be granted, some federations asked, to all teams and their fans if their countries qualified?
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At past elections, regional federations commonly voted as groups, with members casting ballots to the same candidate.
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Federations are opening up the process to include consultation from stakeholders such as managers, coaches and fans.
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She has lobbied a number of federations and organizations for greater access on behalf of Muslim women.
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Over the past two decades, indigenous federations living around Yaguas have been working to protect the land.
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Testing is currently conducted by either national anti-doping agencies or international sports federations, who also decide sanctions.
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It also obliged the federations to publish their annual accounts and include athletes in the decision-making process.
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Some sports federations say their athletes are yet to express any fears and that they trust the organizers.
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"The international federations are doing little to fight doping in Russia," Stepanov, sitting next to his wife, said.
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For comparison, the total income of the world's sporting federations and leagues is more than $22016bn a year.
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There are 42 nations who now have national amputee football federations, according to the World Amputee Football Federation.
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They could also defer to international sports federations to decide on their participation as they did at Rio.
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Those connections could be valuable when it comes to demanding accountability from the national federations, CONMEBOL, and FIFA.
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Over the past few years, direct actions, such as strikes and unionization have forced the hand of federations.
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FIFA has already imposed numerous fines on federations in the region during the 2000 World Cup qualifying competition.
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"The international cheer union (ICU) has over 100 national federations and nearly 4.5 million registered athletes," McConnell added.
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Instead, it asked the 28 sports federations to decide the fate of Russian competitors on an individual basis.
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TUEs allow athletes to take banned substances for verified medical needs and are signed off by sports federations.
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It recommended the International Association of Athletics Federations (which oversees track and field) ban Russia from its events.
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Bach said that if Rodchenkov's account proves true, other Russian sports federations could be barred from global competition.
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Though employer federations feel less threatened, they too are reluctant to see the system slip from their grasp.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), however, will not be honoring the feat as a world record.
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The committee named a three-person panel that will have final review of the federations' decisions this week.
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Olympic baseball unlocks funds for national baseball federations, much of which goes to recruiting children to the sport.
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Both athletes, who have retired, face doping bans from their respective federations for the use of prohibited substances.
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For our 148 Jewish federations and more than 300 network communities, we believe that our actions show otherwise.
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Sports federations, many reliant on Russian largess, will not have flexibility in deciding which measures they can take.
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Her father is the president and chief executive for the Jewish Federations of North America, in New York.
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"The I.O.C. cannot impose anything on the international federations," Thomas Bach, the Olympic committee's president, said last week.
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A single-leg amputee, Rehm was making his first appearance at an International Association of Athletics Federations indoor event.
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We want it to be illegal to practice MMA unless you are a member of one of our federations.
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Ginsburg's future was on the minds of many in the audience during a meeting sponsored by The Jewish Federations.
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ARAF's operations have been suspended by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) following Russia's ban from international athletics.
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The federations [Bünde] - the Business Federation, the Farmers Federation and so forth - are a major force in the ÖVP.
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"It's good to leave the international federations room to sanction those who can properly prove themselves clean," he said.
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The USOC's Alan Ashley, its chief of sport performance, and other USOC officials, briefed the leaders of the federations.
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Instead it delegated the decision to the 28 individual sports federations that oversee different sports at the summer games.
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The IOC oversees all of these individual sports federations, which in turn govern the individual sports at the Olympics.
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All the while, the agency's own athletes' committee, and the heads of various national federations, pleaded for full investigations.
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She was then suspended for nearly a year by the International Association of Athletics Federations after gender verification tests.
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National antidoping agencies and international sports federations were given three months' notice that meldonium would be prohibited in 2016.
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The mantra preached by many coaches, academies and federations emphasizes the values of consistency, shot tolerance, repetition and grinding.
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Or they could do what the I.O.C. does best, and that's let international sports federations do the dirty work.
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Instead, it deferred to individual sport federations to evaluate the eligibility of Russian athletes ahead of the Rio Games.
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To set the dates, the IOC gets input from international sporting federations so as not to interrupt their schedules.
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"We hope the suspension will be overturned by the IWF," said Agapitov, who is seeking support from other federations.
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The IOC could also do what it did at Rio and defer the decision to the international sports federations.
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He said that tough measures will be taken over doping and a number of sports federations will be affected.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations initially barred Pistorius from competing, saying Pistorius's blade prosthetics gave him an advantage.
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Reedie, the WADA president, added that it was up to the federations to verify WADA's information and act accordingly.
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That has led several federations, clubs and leagues to declare themselves to be in a state of financial distress.
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That has led several federations, clubs and leagues to declare themselves to be in a state of financial distress.
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There would also be a preliminary round in February comprising 12 head-to-head matches hosted by national federations.
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He said the two taekwondo federations' cooperation should inspire the two Koreas to work for a joint Olympic team.
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CM11 represents about 80% of the wider Credit Mutuel (CM) group and comprises 11 of its 18 regional federations.
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Muhammad earned a $100,000 performance bonus for setting a world record, according to the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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That could fund international sports federations who depend on income from the IOC to operate — and the IOC itself.
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"I'm delighted to have received the endorsement of all the seven federations of UNCAF," Infantino said in a statement.
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There are currently 107 federations in the group, including unlikely locales like Burundi, Kyrgyzstan and the Isle of Man.
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But it's not just here: After decades of neglect, federations and clubs have poured money into the women's game.
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Many observers, inside soccer and out, saw each remark as a threat toward nations whose federations voted for Morocco.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations, the sport's ruling body, said it had discovered the attacks on Feb. 21.
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Two years later, at the 2016 ISU Congress in Dubrovnik, Croatia, skating federations voted almost unanimously to end anonymous judging.
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Of the six spectator sports federations eligible for the program, five are led by current and former Fidesz party officials.
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Institutions like the IAAF may police their own events, but dozens of smaller federations would struggle to do the same.
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"The task force has no direct representation of boxing federations but we will be calling on boxing expertise," he said.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), which oversees them, is packed with officials from national sports federations and the IOC.
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Last week Mr Macron met leaders of unions and employer federations to see how to improve supplies of trained workers.
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Their battle was won in 1992, when the International Association of Athletics Federations abandoned all forms of systematic sex testing.
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Today, women throughout the region routinely face both a lack of support and outright humiliation within their clubs and federations.
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So, too, should federations work with the sports media to promote women's soccer and to televise women's national team games.
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While the IOC organizes the Olympic Games as a whole, the federations run their own sports competitions within that framework.
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Both the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) and the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) still regard Russia as non-compliant.
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It's forced the IOC and the international sporting federations to absolutely nail their colors to the mast on this issue.
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Before the race, the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) confirmed that Ms Semenya was undergoing a sex-determination test.
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The message was delivered in a conference call involving USOC officials and leaders of U.S. sports federations in late January.
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The accessed data included medical information, like Therapeutic Use Exemptions issued by International Sports Federations and National Anti-Doping Organizations.
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Brown worked with Kim Bohuny, who, as part of the N.B.A.'s international team, had contacts in basketball federations worldwide.
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Now the eligibility of Russian athletes in Rio is left to the international federations that oversee the 28 Olympic sports.
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"I had... about hundred of official letters of support from federations and about 50 pledges, in two days," Platini said.
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There was also an extraordinary degree of behind-the-scenes intervention required from the I.O.C. and the international sports federations.
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But other federations in other sports, such as boxing, had approved full rosters of athletes, leaving no need for appeals.
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The federation, Athletics Kenya, confirmed his death, according to the International Association of Athletics Federations, track and field's governing body.
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During a conference call with the World Health Organization last week, sports federations discussed holding the Tokyo Games without fans.
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Solidarity payments apply to academy-developed players who are transferred for a fee between two teams from different international federations.
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The hacks also are seen as a response to sports federations who banned Russian athletes from the 2016 Rio Olympics.
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National antidoping agencies and international sports federations were given three months' notice that meldonium would be banned beginning Jan. 1.
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The competing players at the week-long event will split $12 million with the other $6 million going to federations.
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It is now focusing more on contracts with the highest-profile players, clubs and national teams and less on federations.
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The 28 groups represent nearly 5,123 national sport federations that had more than 11,000 athletes at the 2016 summer Olympics.
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Police suspect Brazilian federations misappropriated funds destined to buy equipment and improve training sites ahead of the Games, Globo said.
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"It's more down-to-earth, its more realistic," he said, adding that he wanted to learn how smaller federations coped.
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The key is that the officials won't be those from international federations, which are the global governing bodies of sports.
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They could be nixed if the allegations prove true, said Yannis Nikolaou, a spokesman for the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) imposed the ban in November in response to systematic state-sponsored doping by Russia.
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Russian track and field athletes are currently suspended by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) from competing in international competition.
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The IOC rejected a proposed blanket ban and instead let international sports federations decide which athletes should be eligible to compete.
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An earlier version of this article misstated Sebastian Coe's title in the International Association of Athletics Federations during an extortion scheme.
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The Global Association of International Sports Federations (GAISF) gave pole this historic status following an 11-year battle by Katie Coates.
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This process, the officials said, creates incentives for bias: National federations want judges who will give their skaters the best scores.
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Qatar will this year stage the World Championships in Athletics, a biennial even organized by the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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In 2006 FIFA, the sport's governing body, asked national federations to estimate the number of teams and players of any standard.
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Instead, the IOC asked international federations to examine each individual Russian athlete to determine if they should be eligible to compete.
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It also asked individual international federations to conduct a full inquiry into each Russian National Federation and apply sanctions where appropriate.
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At April's SportAccord Convention in Bangkok, organizers faced criticism from federations over issues such as competition planning, water pollution and communications.
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The two federations said on Saturday they would revise their non-binding guidelines, which most large listed French companies currently follow.
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All marathon records need to be officially ratified by the International Association of Athletics Federations, the world governing body for athletics.
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The message was delivered during a January conference call with committee officials and leaders of the sports federations, according to Reuters.
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Under FIFA's new system for choosing the host, all eligible national football federations that attend the Congress were given a vote.
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FIFA's prospects improved when member federations passed the anti-corruption reforms last month and elected Swiss lawyer Gianni Infantino as president.
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Test events in the Olympic Park had problems with power supply and were cited by international sports federations as a concern.
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Sebastian Coe, the president of the International Association of Athletics Federations, has defended TUEs but admitted that they could be exploited.
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This week it's the turn of another world body with a not-so-illustrious record, the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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Later that year, members of Femina Sport created the Fédération des Societés Féminines Sportives de France (Women's Sports Federations of France).
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Mbalula said he would review his decision once he had received the results of the federations' transformation efforts for 2016-17.
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WADA is jointly funded by sports federations and the Olympic committee, and national governments, of which Russia is a top contributor.
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Whether the country's medal aspirations in other sports in Rio are squashed, too, could soon be determined by other sports federations.
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In their Sunday deliberations, Olympic officials have the option of deferring to sports federations to mete out a patchwork of punishments.
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One researcher thinks the International Association of Athletics Federations should regulate the thickness of shoes' midsoles to avoid any unfair advantages.
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Approximately 700,000 jobs in the industry need to be filled, say retail staffing firms and trade federations such as the NRF.
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Well "soon" apparently meant today, when the three soccer federations held a formal announcement in New York City confirming this news.
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"I do not think we can really compare the AIBA situation to any other international federations," Bach told a conference call.
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Sepp also commented on how several national federations have contacted him asking about how they should vote in the upcoming election.
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But where Reddit is actually centralized, with top-down control by administrators across the site, the Mastodon federations are not. Mastodon.
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The court judgment, according to Pielke, essentially gives sports federations the green light to act however they want on the issue.
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The breakdown of votes by country will not be published, but trends emerged through interviews with the leaders of various federations.
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Those schemes came to light in 2015, and some sports federations barred Russian athletes from the Rio Olympics the next year.
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Separately, scores of federations are analyzing data that WADA investigators provided after a whistle-blower gave it to the antidoping agency.
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Funding for Ledecka's elaborate operation comes largely from sponsors, she said, with the rest coming from the Czech snow sport federations.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations has suspended Mr. Fredericks, who denies any wrongdoing, pending the results of an ethics investigation.
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According to the Jewish Federations of North America's Berman Jewish Databank, as of 2017, the U.S. Jewish population stood at 6,850,85033.
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Instead the I.O.C., citing the need to complete its own investigations, left it up to individual federations to make the call.
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Finally, on May 4, 2017, FIBA's 139 member federations met for a vote and unanimously approved the new rule allowing headgear.
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Because then that's backed by the federations … I know with the WNBA some of the players still have to have outside jobs.
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St. Thomas' many industries are part of regional federations, engaged in worker exchange programs, skill-sharing, and other forms of worker solidarity.
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The IOC said its support for the North's athletes was made in cooperation with the international skating, skiing and ice hockey federations.
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However, sources close to the Kuwait clubs said some sporting federations had looked at the situation and found no grounds for suspension.
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It has also been moving spending away from sports federations and towards individual stars who can promote the brand on social media.
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Those probing, intimate details shaped a controversial rule of the International Association of Athletics Federations, the governing body of the running world.
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While the national federations welcome the opportunity for another men's international tournament featuring N.H.L. players, they say it cannot replace the Olympics.
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Olympic officials have publicly said little about holding Russia accountable, deferring to WADA and the individual sport federations to address any problems.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) voted overwhelmingly in November to suspend Russia from the sport for widespread, state-sponsored doping.
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Today, the International Olympic Committee said individual sports federations will be responsible for barring Russian athletes from this summer's games in Rio.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations, track's governing body, has backed allowing such athletes to participate independently of the Russian Olympic Committee.
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The hospitality houses act as promotional vehicles for sponsors, federations, future Olympic cities, would-be Olympic cities and even the countries themselves.
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On Sunday, he announced that the I.O.C. was leaving it to individual sports federations to rule on which Russian athletes could compete.
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William Daroff is senior vice president for public policy and director of the Washington office of The Jewish Federations of North America.
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"Most immediately our vacancy will be filled," she told a meeting of the Jewish Federations of North America at a Washington hotel.
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The arrests come after the sports ministry announced last month it was cutting off funding to several federations amid concerns about corruption.
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A number of sports federations immediately announced that their athletes' tests showed less than the new limits described by the WADA memo.
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"Unfortunately the information (about reforms) is not reaching everyone," the president of Russia's Olympic Committee, Alexander Zhukov, told the sports federations' officials.
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Besides, the United States government often has to do the dirty work for sports leagues and federations that refuse to police themselves.
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On college campuses, Jewish federations work with Hillels to help protect students from hateful anti-Semitism, often masquerading as anti-Israel activism.
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The Olympic committee has decertified other federations in the past for mismanagement, stripping them of their authority as the national governing bodies.
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It was a victory, though not a complete one, for track and field's world governing body, the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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Another vote on Thursday empowered the I.T.F.'s board of directors, made up of representatives from 14 federations, to make those changes.
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International sports federations routinely stage championships in China, hoping to mine the market while whistling past the open shafts of differing values.
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I did the obvious things: following the big pro wrestling federations, the top stars, and a handful of wrestling journalists and podcasters.
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Asia's 47 national federations have only four guaranteed spots, as many as are allocated to South America, which boasts only 10 members.
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"The criteria were very clear," said Sebastian Coe, president of the International Association of Athletics Federations, track and field's global governing body.
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Court documents indicate that besides misappropriating funds, Villar is suspected of corrupting several regional federations by offering favors in exchange for votes.
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The governing International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) said last month it was highly unlikely Kenya would be suspended from the Olympics.
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But the IOC is looking for the sport to have even more athletes, additional training facilities and more national federations in place.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) earlier this week decided not to reinstate the Russian federation ahead of the world championships.
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For the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) struggling to remain relevant in an increasingly competitive sporting landscape, the Sept. 27-Oct.
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In 2016, Russian athletes had to receive special permission from the international federations governing their sports to compete at the Rio Games.
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Some, like the International Association of Athletics Federations, which oversees track and field, have barred all Russian athletes from competing since 2015.
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The committee has lately grilled prominent sports leaders, including Sebastian Coe, the embattled president of the International Association of Athletics Federations, in December.
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"The problem (national federations) are having...is when they are asked which international body they belong to they say IMMAF," Brown told Newstalk.
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But following appeals by Israel's journalist federations, Interior Minister Aryeh Deri said he would issue 32-year-old Amin with a special visa.
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The United States Olympic Committee told sports federations that athletes and staff concerned for their health should consider not going to the Games.
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As a result, their baseball federations have been able to convince the vast majority of their biggest names to participate in the WBC.
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In 2011, Mr. Orban's government approved a program that allows corporations to divert part of their pretax profits to sports federations and clubs.
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The most prominent is the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), which governs track-and-field events and is unhappy with WADA's decision.
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Kuchina is among the more than 100 athletes who have been barred from competing in the Rio Olympic Games by international sports federations.
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The U.S. Olympic committee has told its sports federations that athletes and staff concerned for their health should consider not going to Rio.
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The United States has told sports federations that athletes and staff concerned for their health should consider not going to the 2016 Olympics.
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Instead, the buck has been passed to the individual federations, which must now — while seriously pressed for time — judge each competitor's individual case.
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The IOC also ordered international federations to swiftly ban athletes found positive in re-testing of samples from the 2008 and 2012 Olympics.
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French employers' federations AFEP and Medef said afterwards they would revise their executive remuneration guidelines to avoid big divergences from their payout recommendations.
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That means pooling resources among the seven sports, keeping costs low and aiming for a bigger share of potential profits for the federations.
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It will be conducted on a course meeting certification standards of the International Association of Athletics Federations, track and field's global governing body.
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By passing the buck to the federations, the IOC was effectively guaranteeing that the rules would be applied with different levels of severity.
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Sports federations approved athletes first Many stakeholders — including 13 national anti-doping organizations overseen by WADA — criticized the IOC for passing the buck.
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Five Latin American soccer federations were also fined for "discriminatory and unsporting conduct by fans," including anti-gay insults, at World Cup qualifiers.
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The International Olympic Committee and other sports federations would obviously prefer to keep a sports power like Russia on the field if possible.
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But Mr. Bach suggested amending a key detail of the ruling against Russian athletes while emphasizing that specific sports federations had supreme control.
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Both the rugby and cricket federations said their officials — possibly shocked by Mbalula's announcement — went into closed-door meetings with sports ministry officials.
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However, two years out from hosting the Games, organizers are confident they are repairing relationships with federations following changes to their communication structure.
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Those federations, however, have little expertise in adjudicating doping cases, and in the political world of sports, some have strong ties to Russia.
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Athletes must appeal to individual sports federations to gain eligibility in the wake of widespread, government-ordered drug cheating at the last Olympics.
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Athletes had to appeal to individual sports federations to gain eligibility in the wake of widespread, government-ordered _________ at the last Olympics. 29.
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I literally tweeted at [International Association of Athletics Federations President] Seb Coe a couple months ago, because I was like what the hell?
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He dropped the Russian case into the laps of the 28 international sports federations with the Rio Games less than two weeks away.
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"If there has been a mistake, it's underestimating unions and employers federations," economist Jean-Herve Lorenzi, who organizes the Aix conference, told Reuters.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations confirmed the 37-year-old had been injured during the race but did not give further details.
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An earlier version of this article mischaracterized the results of a study of testosterone and performance by the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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The money for federations has at times been misused by some soccer officials, leading to embarrassing episodes and renewed damage to FIFA's reputation.
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It experienced rapid growth in the 1990s and early 2000s, but has struggled, as have many golf federations worldwide, to maintain that momentum.
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That's seven years of abuse cases in Olympic sports, and seven years of the U.S.O.C. letting national federations investigate their own abuse cases.
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Blackmun and the U.S.O.C. couldn't have missed the glaring fact that national federations shouldn't be left to investigate themselves, no matter the issue.
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The U.S.O.C. learned about the problems in December and reached out to all the American sports federations in January to begin the process.
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Bach said international sports federations and National Olympics Committees should look carefully at an IOC toolkit on safeguarding athletes from harassment and abuse.
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Bach, speaking at the assembly of the Association of Summer Olympic International Federations (ASOIF), called on the IOC to show solidarity with Brazil.
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Last year, the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) introduced a new regulation for female athletes with a difference of sexual development (DSD).
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The raid comes after the country's sports ministry announced last week it was cutting off funding to several federations amid concerns about corruption.
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Last week the I.O.C. reiterated its advice that sports federations should halt or terminate their preparations for competitions in Russia and consider alternatives.
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She was barred for two years by the International Association of Athletics Federations and had her results wiped out from 5003 to 2009.
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"We, Quebec doctors who believe in a strong public system, oppose the recent salary increases negotiated by our medical federations," the letter says.
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Before the 2016 Games, the I.O.C. made such international federations responsible for vetting Russian athletes to see which ones would compete in Rio.
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"Keeping the federations involved is like the fox watching the henhouse," Travis Tygart, chief executive of the United States Anti-Doping Agency, said.
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It was unclear how advanced discussions were between Australia and Indonesia, with statements from both federations suggesting the talks were preliminary, at best.
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It puts the player in the role of a SATO (Solar Associated Treaty Organization) commander at the outset of a war between federations.
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Kolobkov told a news conference in Moscow on Monday that local athletics federations working with banned personnel could be stripped of their accreditations.
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But the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) said on Saturday that the 30-year-old will not be eligible for the Sept.
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The changes will allow the anti-doping body, in extreme cases, to ban countries and federations from participating in the Olympics and world championships.
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The second part of the report, due next Thursday, is expected to focus on the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) that Coe heads.
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On Tuesday, the International Sports Press Association (AIPS), also urged the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) to cleanse the record books of doping.
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"I don't think many federations have rules on defining eligibility of transgender individuals," I.O.C. medical director Dr. Richard Budgett said in a telephone interview.
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Its 41 member federations passed the changes for their regional body one day before they will take part in the vote for FIFA's president.
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Its head, Susana Diaz, is favorite to replace Pedro Sanchez as national party leader, suggesting Socialist federations in other regions could follow her lead.
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In 2006 FIFA, the sport's governing body, asked national federations to estimate the number of teams and players, of any standard, in their countries.
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They were later moved to 2019 in order to give National Olympic Committees (NOCs) and international federations time to prepare athletes for the event.
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The world championships, the flagship event for the embattled International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) are being held in London for the first time.
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French employers' federations AFEP and Medef said on Saturday they would revise their executive remuneration guidelines to avoid big divergences from their payout recommendations.
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Isinbayeva was among 67 Russian track and field athletes ruled out of the Olympics in Rio by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF).
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Last week, officials at the International Association of Athletics Federations, track's governing body, made a controversial decision about one attribute in particular: high testosterone.
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Their bans came after the International Olympic Committee (IOC) last week handed the responsibility of banning Russian athletes back to the relevant sports federations.
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Federations receive funds from FIFA to develop women's soccer, but are under no obligation to verify expenditures or publicize how they spend the money.
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The federations also agreed to provide eight million Swiss francs ($7.93 million) from Swiss Olympic reserves to fund the first stage of the bid.
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It called on sports federations to modify the results of the Beijing Games that were affected and consider what other steps they found appropriate.
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"I don't think many federations have rules on defining eligibility of transgender individuals," IOC medical director Dr. Richard Budgett said in a telephone interview.
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This set off a scramble among the federations, which have to submit their decisions to a three-member IOC panel before the events begin.
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The New York Times, for example, reported anti-doping officials were concerned some federations weren't as willing as others to crack down on doping.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — With ice hockey's top federations gathered in Russia for the men's world championship, some people here are looking ahead two years.
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For now, one thing is certain: The national federations are unwilling to take money away from their player development programs to pay the bill.
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David A. Sherman, the chairman of the Israel Action Network, and Susan K. Stern, of the Jewish Federations of North America, wrote to Mrs.
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McLaren added that, having obtained the information, sports federations then had a duty to conduct a proper investigation — something that often did not happen.
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WHAT does the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), the governing body of global track and field sports, have in common with the Nazis?
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Sebastian Coe, head of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), has said the governing body will suspend nations that damage the sport's reputation.
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"We observed that some of the international federations have a honest opinion on the current status of the Games' preparations in April," admitted Takaya.
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They are sponsored by companies, such as Per4Max or RGK, which is based in England, or receive funding from their federations and national committees.
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Maxim Agapitov, president of the Russian Weightlifting Federation, told Reuters that the IWF's new anti-doping rules "demotivate national federations and exclude clean athletes".
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The federations could be charged with picking through the mass of Russian cheaters to choose clean athletes, case by case, to compete in Rio.
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The statement also said the federations that govern individual sports should begin determining the eligibility of Russian athletes while the I.O.C. considered its options.
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Adams said the panel will review every athlete cleared by the federations, but would not reopen the cases of those who have been barred.
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FIFA FINES 10 COUNTRIES FIFA fined the Croatian and Kosovar soccer federations for anti-Serbia chants by fans at a World Cup qualifying match.
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Although Russia avoided an outright suspension, scores of its athletes have been banned by individual federations, including essentially the entire track-and-field team.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) banned Russian athletes from the Rio Games in November and Rutherford praised the sport's governing body's stance.
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European Athletics will forward a report to the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), which will study it at its Council meeting in August.
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The International Fencing Federation (FIE), together with Brazilian and state federations, will reach 40 public schools in March and April, visiting two each day.
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The vote was far from unanimous though, with the plans only passed by a 71.43% majority and criticism coming from some players and federations.
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The proposal was agreed during a video conference with all 55 of its affiliated national football federations and representatives of clubs, leagues and players.
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The committee tossed the decision to individual federations, which led to some, including track and field, to issue a near-blanket ban on Russians.
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Athletes in track and field and tennis won similar battles with their international federations in the 1970s and 1980s, but not without some pain.
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The national federations for swimming and track and field in the U.S. had also publicly come out in favor of a one-year delay.
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The national federations for swimming and track and field in the U.S. had also publicly come out in favor of a one-year delay.
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Without insurance relief, tournaments will have to absorb losses on their own unless the tours or national tennis federations choose to offer financial assistance.
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He said he has written to other federations to see if their athletes who were at the event are displaying symptoms of the virus.
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He said he has written to other federations to see if their athletes who were at the event are displaying symptoms of the virus.
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Representatives of European clubs and leagues and the players will join national federations on an emergency video-conference call organised by UEFA on Tuesday.
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Then, in the wake of Dr. Rodchenkov's revelations, the I.O.C. ordered individual sports federations to determine the eligibility of Russian athletes for those Games.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency would then review the decisions made by various sports federations and determine whether they should be approved or challenged.
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But instead of banning sexual offenders, the IOC abrogates its responsibility by putting national Olympic committees and sports federations in charge of policing abuse.
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Wylie has defended the ASC's performance and its top executives, whose salaries outstrip annual grants given to minor sports federations like weightlifting and badminton.
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Wylie has defended the ASC's performance and its top executives, whose salaries outstrip annual grants given to minor sports federations like weightlifting and badminton.
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The U.S. Olympic Committee has told U.S. sports federations that athletes and staff worried for their health should consider not going to the Games.
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Most of the indignation in Russia came from the presidents of winter sports federations, who slammed a decision they said was unjustified and demeaning.
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However, a recent International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) ruling requires amputee competitors to prove they do not have an advantage over able-bodied athletes.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko plans to meet an inspection commission of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) in Moscow on Jan.
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He also agreed to release blood test results going back to 2005 - against the advice of governing body the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF).
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The IOC has been working towards setting up the ITA as an independent testing body to take over testing for the IOC and international federations.
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Mutko said he hoped the majority international sports federations would now support the rights of Russian sportspeople hoping to compete at the Games in August.
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This allowed abusers to float from gym to gym, and continue to prey on athletes while the federations and gyms felt their hands were tied.
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The United States Olympic Committee told sports federations this week that athletes and staff concerned for their health should consider not going to the Games.
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The French and German banking federations said in July that draft proposals could raise capital requirements by as much as 50 percent in some cases.
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"The conclusion from the WADA report is that all winter federations who were at the Sochi Olympics should be concerned," Carrabre told Norwegian NRK television.
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Doctors from the sport's governing International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) also carried out doping tests on 27 athletes training in Sabadell, the police said.
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"We have not terminated our contract (with the International Association of Athletics Federations)," Herbert Hainer told a news conference to present his company's annual results.
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The report on the sport's governing body, the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), called for police to investigate the award of world championship events.
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ESports, the competitive side of electronic gaming, has quickly amassed an estimated 250 million players, more than several of the traditional Olympic sports federations combined.
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For more click on The Swiss food giant will end its partnership with the International Association of Athletics Federations because of scandal surrounding the sport.
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Russia's athletics federation was suspended by the International Association of Athletics Federations after a World Anti-Doping Agency commission report detailed systemic state-sponsored doping.
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The decision to bar Russian athletes ultimately rests with the International Association of Athletics Federations, the sport's international governing body, which meets on June 17.
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"One assumes that national federations who will bid in the future will be looking at all sorts of ways to influence the outcome," he said.
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While the IOC Executive Board has deferred the decision to the individual federations, they have taken a firm stance on the participation of Russian athletes.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) has banned Balakhnichev for life over his role in covering up positive drugs tests committed by Russian athletes.
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They asked sports federations, however, to stop Russian athletes from competing in Rio who were implicated in the McLaren report, or had been previously sanctioned.
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The double never would have been easy, even with the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) changing the Rio schedule to make it more plausible.
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There is a very fine dividing line in African countries between governments and soccer federations, who often depend heavily on the sports ministry for funding.
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"National federations and clean athletes are paying the price today for errors in the anti-doping work of the IWF in the past," he said.
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Between 2013 and 2014, over 308,000 children benefited from private school choice programs, according to American Federations for Children, a prominent organization promoting school choice.
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She said she hoped that it would attract professional tournaments and that golf federations from around the world would use it for training in winter.
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Rejected by the local sports federations, stripped of her silver medal, tormented by ongoing scrutiny and unbearably embarrassed, she attempted suicide, reportedly by swallowing poison.
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The outcome is bound to be inconsistent, given that many federations are ill equipped for the task and that many have close ties to Russia.
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Four years later, Coe is back in another exposed post as president of the International Association of Athletics Federations, track and field's world governing body.
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He explained that WADA was better suited to offer sports federations and countries advice when they asked for it rather than pursue accusations of cheating.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) then put Russia under indefinite suspension while an independent investigation commissioned by WADA looked deeper into the issue.
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Like the I.O.C., sports federations and national organizing committees have projected confidence about the Games, saying little beyond assuring their constant review of the situation.
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At a meeting of a state-backed anti-doping commission with representatives of Russian sports federations on Thursday, officials said Russia's progress was being overlooked.
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He urged the heads of the sports federations present — including tennis, swimming and athletics — to hand them out to foreign colleagues at international sporting events.
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I still think there is a lot of different ways to get there, whether it's other federations or other small academies or other private coaches.
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Now those federations must rule — and rule quickly — on the cases of individual Russian athletes who will appeal to them for inclusion in the Games.
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Track's global governing body barred the team last month after revelations of state-sponsored doping, which has led other sports federations to bar Russian athletes.
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The I.O.C. has instead asked individual sports federations to scrutinize Russian athletes before deciding who is eligible to compete when the Games begin Aug. 5.
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He spent many years living in Europe and playing for Italy before he was persuaded to move back to the United States and switch federations.
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WILLIAM DAROFF, WASHINGTON The writer is senior vice president for public policy and director of the Washington office of the Jewish Federations of North America.
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The 2-1 decision marks the end of a nearly yearlong battle between Semenya and the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), track's governing body.
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The 2-8003 decision marks the end of a nearly yearlong battle between Semenya and the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), track's governing body.
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However, there is no guarantee that they will get that, given the I.O.C.'s penchant for deferring to sports federations in the most divisive matters.
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European soccer's governing body was holding a video conference with all 55 of its affiliated national football federations and representatives of clubs, leagues and players.
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As ESPN reported, the only one of the sports federations not found implicated in corruption was the Brazilian Confederation of Sports for the Visually Impaired.
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Coe's comments came as numerous athletes and federations called for a delay in the competition, which is scheduled to run from July 24 to Aug.
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She was inducted into the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame in 1981 and the International Association of Athletics Federations' Hall of Fame in 2012.
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American antidoping officials aim to avoid multiple testing situations like the one Bryan described by tracking the completed tests administered by the international sports federations.
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Should the court find a happy compromise between the federations, perhaps it can move on to some of the other thorny issues of our time.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) confirmed 1,928 entries in a provisional list released on Thursday here for the event, which runs from Sept.
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LENS When it comes to professional wrestling, there are the famous American federations with slick promotion, well-paid stars and merchandise-mad, free-spending fans.
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Yet the two international federations had been left out in the cold as they struggled with widespread corruption and doping scandals which tarnished their images.
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Yet despite Sredojevic's best efforts to focus on the task ahead, news of the expansion, which could benefit smaller federations like Uganda's, filtered through anyway.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) on Friday unanimously upheld its ban on Russian athletes competing at international competitions due to state-sponsored doping.
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It might as well go a step further, if only to show athletes and other federations that it won't tolerate sexual abuse on its watch.
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World Athletics, formerly the International Association of Athletics Federations, or I.A.A.F., track and field's world governing body, did not catch Negesa using performance-enhancing drugs.
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Strikes could resume later this year however as municipal and other public service unions and employee federations will begin negotiating their employment terms and conditions.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Sports Minister Pavel Kolobkov said on Monday that local athletics federations working with coaches and doctors banned for doping could be punished.
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The ban was imposed last November by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) after an independent report uncovered rampant state-sponsored doping in Russian athletics.
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Mr. Kermode was referring to the corruption inquiries by FIFA, soccer's world governing body, and the International Association of Athletics Federations, track and field's oversight group.
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The FIFA statement said that should that congress not select any of the candidates then federations from Asia and Europe would then be invited to bid.
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A study conducted in 20163 by the Danish Institute of Sports Studies ranked 35 sports federations under the Olympic umbrella based on standards of good governance.
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The raid in Austria signals that the investigation has extended to other sports' governing bodies and could raise additional questions about possible bribery in other federations.
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Indian sprinter Dutee Chand was suspended by the International Association of Athletics Federations in 2014 due to hyperandrogenism and missed the Commonwealth Games and Asian Games.
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U.S. Soccer had declined to reveal its choice all week, but like several other federations went public with its support on the eve of the election.
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WADA does few tests itself, instead co-ordinating national and regional anti-doping agencies, and international federations such as the IOC and FIFA, football's governing body.
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She added that since there were no objections from any of the other 150 national chess federations -- including the US -- FIDE's General Assembly accepted the proposal.
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Her victory was quickly marred by widespread scrutiny of her sex, with the International Association of Athletics Federations launching an investigation hours after the race finished.
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This put female athletes under pressure to look more feminine, because if they didn't, they would face the scrutiny of the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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Griveaux said that Plassat's package amounted to "thuggish behaviour" and urged the AFEP and Medef employers' federations to ensure companies stuck to their executive pay guidelines.
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The disclosures of the long-running abuses sparked investigations by Congress and the U.S. Department of Education into possible offenses at U.S. athletic federations and schools.
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The investigation into the Tokyo bid began thanks to a footnote in WADA's report on corruption in the International Association of Athletics Federations under Diack's tenure.
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Niggli said WADA has remained in close collaboration with the federations since handing over the doping cases and early indications were that sanctions would soon follow.
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However, FIG said Russian gymnasts have been subject to controls equal to those of our other leading gymnastics federations and that they should be in Rio.
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"Rushing the Federations vote for a DNC Chair endorsement was a major political miscalculation for the AFL-CIO," he said in a statement to The Hill.
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The organization recommended that the government commit to physical education for girls in public schools and establish women's national sports federations for national and international competition.
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The European championships, which will also be held every four years, have the backing of several federations and also the support of the European Broadcasting Union.
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Bosnia (47,500 Swiss francs), Egypt (20,000 Swiss francs), Estonia (30,000 Swiss francs) and Greece (30,000 Swiss francs) were among other federations to be fined by FIFA.
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The Lausanne-based court suspended the governing International Association of Athletics Federations' (IAAF) regulations regarding hyperandrogenism, a condition which produces high testosterone levels, for two years.
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A typical customer for Doctorlink is a GP practice although increasingly GP Federations and other groupings are buying the product for more than one GP practice.
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The departure of young talents to Europe at an ever younger age is one reason and the questionable administration at Conmebol and national federations is another.
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Mr. Mutko no doubt calculated that his non-apology would persuade the International Association of Athletics Federations to lift Russia's suspension in time for the Olympics.
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Aegis Europe, a group of European industry federations including Eurofer, said there was no legal requirement to change the way the EU treated China on Dec.
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CONCACAF president Victor Montagliani has been privately sounding out the 41 federations within the region regarding the 'League of Nations' plan, which would effectively eliminate friendlies.
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Many of those have been studies in confusion for athletes, federations, fans and media, as conflicting rules of release of information left everyone in the dark.
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But tennis's swift response fueled concerns among antidoping officials that federations would not rigorously scrutinize athletes, revealing a lack of will to crack down on doping.
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Meetings will be reduced from 235 to 22022 competitions plus a final under concepts approved by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) Council in Doha.
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Since 2006, he was a self-employed consultant and was licensed by FIFA to act as a match agent for soccer federations and negotiate friendly matches.
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Wu, an IOC member, was replaced by interim chief Franco Falcinelli and the federation will convene an extraordinary congress with its national member federations on Jan.
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Countries and sports federations must be compliant with the WADA Code to be eligible for the Olympics, with the IOC making the ultimate decision on participation.
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The message was delivered in a conference call involving USOC officials and leaders of U.S. sport federations, according to two people who participated in the call.
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Russia's track and field athletes are already banned from competing in Rio by the International Association of Athletics' Federations (IAAF) over widespread doping in the sport.
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The data related to Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUEs), which allow athletes to take banned substances for verified medical needs and are signed off by sports federations.
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"These sites were chosen over years and approved by the sports federations and International Olympic Committee," said Yoshiro Mori, head of the Tokyo 2020 organizing committee.
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So, too, have other mainstream legacy organizations, including the Jewish Federations of North America, Hillel International, American Jewish Committee, and the Conference of Presidents, among others.
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While women's international soccer has made significant progress in some countries, support for it, especially financially, from individual federations and corporate sponsors continues to vary widely.
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But the I.O.C. and international sports federations also remain in denial about their own hypocrisy and indifference to widespread doping in many sports through the decades.
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Faced with this fresh challenge, international sports federations were sent scrambling on Tuesday to figure out how to shift qualification processes that were already halfway done.
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She was barred from competition and subjected to sex tests at the request of the International Association of Athletics Federations, track and field's world governing body.
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Even with widespread desire for improvements, Grand Slam federations were split: France and the United States voted for it, while Australia and Britain voted against it.
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After holding out for weeks, local organizers and the IOC last week postponed the Tokyo Games under pressure from athletes, national Olympic bodies and sports federations.
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Right away, he should have recognized that the U.S.O.C. needed to oversee the federations with a sharper eye and make it a priority to address abuse.
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Members of the council — FIFA's top board — are scheduled to discuss governance problems afflicting several national federations and will receive an overview from various committee heads.
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There are several levels of Pro Circuit tournaments, ranging from $15,000 to $100,000; all are sanctioned by the I.T.F. in conjunction with the local tennis federations.
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In less than two weeks, a committee at the World Anti-Doping Agency will decide whether to press for more serious bans against Russian sports federations.
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"I am committed to promoting Faroese sports and working for increased recognition of our great athletes and sports federations," he said in a statement on Tuesday.
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"Rushing the Federations vote for a DNC Chair endorsement was a major political miscalculation for the AFL-CIO," he added in a statement to The Hill.
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BRASILIA, July 3 (Reuters) - Brazilian federal police are investigating local sports federations for allegedly embezzling funds meant for training Olympic athletes, Globo TV said on Sunday.
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RUSADA's reinstatement had no immediate effect on current bans on the Russian athletics, weightlifting and paralympics federations, but opened the door for their return in the future.
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In 2016, Brown revealed that national MMA federations were having difficulty securing government recognition due to MMA's international governing body not being certified by the various associations.
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But a new rule by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) requires amputee competitors to prove their prosthesis gives them no added advantage over other athletes.
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Diack is the son of the former head of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) Lamine Diack, who is under investigation for alleged corruption in France.
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WADA said it is reaching out to the national anti-doping organizations and international federations whose athletes are impacted by the latest data release to provide support.
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However, there have been reports that the IIHF is seeking contributions from various federations, including Hockey Canada and USA Hockey, which would divert funds from grassroots programs.
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"The IOC had an opportunity to exercise leadership and they chose the easier path and pushed their responsibility over to the IFs (individual sports federations)," he said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian doping whistleblower Yulia Stepanova's application to compete as an individual athlete has been accepted, the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) said on Friday.
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"Insurers are now excluding this peril from any new cancellation policy for events in an affected area," said Flynn, who is JLT's practice leader for sport federations.
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AARHUS, Denmark (Reuters) - Los Angeles and Paris presented their candidacies for the 2024 Olympics to international sports federations on Tuesday amid confusion over the exact election process.
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Instead of a small committee making the decision, each of FIFA's member federations will vote — with its choice made public — at the meeting in Moscow in June.
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The Pre-Games Anti-Doping Taskforce along with National Anti-Doping Organisations (NADOs) and International Olympic Winter Sports Federations (IFs) tested over 6,000 athletes from 61 countries.
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She has never tested positive for doping, but was swept up in the exorcism of the Russian athletics program by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF).
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According to Haggerty, the ITF's procedure for relaying rule changes is a "night and day difference" compared to the "vivid and direct warnings" given by other federations.
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In 2014, the International Association of Athletic Federations banned her from competition on the grounds that her body naturally produced too much testosterone, a condition called hyperandrogenism.
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Esports boasts an estimated 250 million players worldwide, more than several traditional Olympic sports federations combined in a growing market worth about a billion dollars a year.
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The U.S. Olympic Committee has told U.S. sports federations that athletes and staff concerned about their health due to Zika should consider not going to the Olympics.
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However, McLaren, speaking at the 'Play the Game' sports conference, said sports federations would also have to build up trust with the athletes for it to work.
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The Times submitted questions about the revelations to the sports ministry and six of its sports federations whose athletes were identified as part of the doping program.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Double Olympic champion Miruts Yifter of Ethiopia has died at the age of 72, the International Association of Athletics Federations said on its website (www.iaaf.
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A senior AFSCME official said in a statement to the Huffington Post that state labor federations are expected to "remain neutral" until a formal endorsement is made.
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On Olympics Track and field's world governing body, the International Association of Athletics Federations, still has a very long way to run before earning back our trust.
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Russia's sporting bodies have called for other federations to follow suit and have said athletes should not be penalized while the science around the drug remains uncertain.
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Much more consequential is the structure of the games, teams, leagues and federations and their relationships with brands, broadcasters, cable channels and increasingly diverse potential distribution outlets.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations' deputy secretary general, Nick Davies, also stood down temporarily pending a review into allegations that he covered up Russian doping suspicions.
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But in the political world of sports, many top Olympic executives have ties to specific federations and nations, or overlapping roles that present conflict-of-interest concerns.
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We are a 50-50 sport out there in the stadium, and yet in Europe, up until May, in 51 federations, you only had one female president.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), the international governing body for sports, on Monday also upheld a ban against Russia, and questioned Russia's anti-doping techniques.
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Australia is now the second-best team, and Auriemma said that, over a period of time, certain federations had put a lot of money into their programs.
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This leads to frustration—not only because many athletes are barely tested, but also because entire federations are not held to the same standards as individual athletes.
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Other international federations are struggling with different issues, such as doping in weightlifting (IWF), governance and control of competitions in swimming (FINA) and basketball (FIBA) among others.
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The double Olympic 800m champion is challenging the sport's governing body, International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), over its decision to restrict testosterone levels in female runners.
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The IAAF said four member federations - Kenya, Ethiopia, Belarus, Ukraine - would constitute the current watchlist of Category A, which includes the members most at risk of doping.
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Semenya was subjected to gender tests by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) in 2009 before being cleared to compete as a woman 10 months later.
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Some of FIFA's financing requirements for national federations require them to operate a women's program, though how that works as part of an overall strategy is unclear.
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But this is an entirely different dynamic with the N.H.L. choosing not to send players, as national federations couldn't pick any player with an active N.H.L. contract.
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Thursday's ruling reinforced the initial ban that was issued by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), a move which effectively barred Russia's sports federation from competing.
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The I.O.C. will have to demand that all national Olympic committees and sports federations pitch in, but it needs to reach deeper into its own pockets, too.
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The I.O.C. demurred when the Russian doping scandal threatened to overwhelm the 2016 Summer Olympics, telling international federations to make their own participation guidelines for Russian athletes.
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Smaller federations, needing lifelines to develop talent, expressed eagerness for the infusion of money promised by the Kosmos deal, which will divide $25 million among national associations.
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UEFA, European soccer's governing body, relayed the news after an emergency video conference with all 21960 of its affiliated national federations and representatives from clubs and leagues.
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In continuance with the International Association of Athletics Federations decision on July 17, however, the ruling to ban the Russian track and field athletes will be upheld.
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There is widespread uncertainty about how to finish domestic and international seasons and many clubs, leagues and federations are certain to face short-term losses in revenue.
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The problem with that strategy is that it's not the athletes who are being blamed by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) or by international sports federations.
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In response to the American women's soccer team, women's teams from Brazil, Australia, Ireland, Denmark and Norway also demanded to be paid equally by their soccer federations.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations, track and field's governing body, said it would review its proposed schedule for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday and Thursday.
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The statement was signed by the presidents of the federations for Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, Panama, Guatemala, Belize and Nicaragua, along with UNCAF president Rafael Tinocco.
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"I left with a level of confidence that they were definitively making strides," said Jerry B. Silverman, the chief executive of the Jewish Federations of North America.
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Amid a crowded Democratic field, the AFL-CIO — one of the largest federations of U.S. unions — has said it is withholding its presidential candidate endorsement until February.
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Forty Kenyan runners have been found guilty of doping since 2012 and 18 are currently suspended according to the world governing International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF).
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In February, the U.S. Olympic Committee told U.S. sports federations that athletes and staff concerned for their health over Zika should consider not going to the Games.
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"At the top, it is a pure power struggle between Nike and Adidas," said Peter Rohlmann, a marketing consultant who advises clubs and federations on such deals.
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"Please make sure this bad dream ends as soon as possible," Andras Heisler, chairman of the Federation of Hungarian Jewish Federations (Mazsihisz), said in an emailed statement.
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MOSCOW, June 10 (Reuters) - Russian Sports Minister Pavel Kolobkov said on Monday that local athletics federations working with coaches and doctors banned for doping could be punished.
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It also followed a decision by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) to ban Russia from competing in track and field races during the Rio Olympics.
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To be fair, government interference in the affairs of national federations is against FIFA statutes and FIFA should not be held responsible for solving all of Indonesia's ills.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Russia's Olympic and double world hammer throw champion Tatyana Beloborodova has been provisionally suspended for doping, the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) said on Tuesday.
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Speaking after a meeting with industry groups and business federations affected by the movement, Le Maire said sector revenues had been hit by between 15 and 50 percent.
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Following its decision to bar Russia from its own Games, multiple sports federations criticised the International Paralympic Committee for punishing innocent athletes "for political reasons rather than sporting".
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The International Cheer Union, the world governing body of the sport, was formed in 2004, and currently recognizes 107 federations across divisions like clubs, universities and high schools.
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In the new scoring system, the ISU made the judges' individual scores anonymous, on the theory that secrecy would shield them from pressure from their home country federations.
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"Many international federations will have neither the time nor capacity to make the quick and clear decisions necessary let alone do it in a consistent way," added Steel.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations records when athletes change their national allegiances for international competition, and many of those athletes go on to run in the Olympics.
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Tallent felt the IOC missed a chance to make a strong statement at Rio but was pleased the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) maintained a hard line.
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She was an outspoken critic of a decision in November 2015 by the International Association of Athletics Federations to ban Russian track and field athletes from international competition.
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It's difficult, but there's not really an option to pull off because all of the world's game is governed by FIFA and the confederations and the individual federations.
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Russia's track and field athletes are already banned from competing in Rio by the world governing International Association of Athletics' Federations (IAAF) over widespread doping in the sport.
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"Many international federations will have neither the time nor capacity to make the quick and clear decisions necessary let alone do it in a consistent way," added Steel.
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The double world champion, who now competes under the name Beloborodova, had already been banned by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) for doping earlier this year.
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In each case, the winning athletes and the federations that assessed them would argue that they are exceptional performers in the right tiers, not examples of dodgy classification.
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"If the IOC were to issue a ban, it would be challenged right away by Russian athletes across all of the individual sports federations," Pielke told The Verge.
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Other sports federations might also conduct investigations, but it seems unlikely that any of them will move swiftly enough to affect the Rio Games, which begin Aug. 5.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency is in the process of analyzing data retrieved earlier this year from the Moscow laboratory and submitting the results to international sports federations.
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For this reason, the International Olympic Committee and the International Association of Athletics Federations must use their authority to grant a similar special eligibility status to another athlete.
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Sports Briefing | Doping Tatyana Beloborodova of Russia, the reigning Olympic champion in the hammer throw, was suspended in a doping case, the International Association of Athletics Federations said.
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Another challenge facing Tokyo 2020 organizers is responding to questions from some international federations - including sailing and baseball – about Japan's ability to deliver their events to Olympic standard.
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Cruz won the 800 meters in 1984, beating Sebastian Coe, a two-time Olympic gold medalist who is now the president of the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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Rejecting calls by more than a dozen antidoping agencies for a complete ban on Russia, the I.O.C. left it to the federations to determine which athletes could compete.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss food giant Nestle will end its partnership with the International Association of Athletics Federations because of scandal surrounding the sport, the company said on Wednesday.
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Through Jewish Federations, the Jewish community supports a large network of nonprofit hospitals, nursing homes, mental health and substance use treatment clinics, and group homes throughout the country.
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However, it brought howls of anger from unions, employees' federations and France's finance minister and within 24 hours Carrefour said Plassat would forego a chunk of the cash.
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The IOC decided on Sunday not to impose a blanket ban on Russian athletes due to the country's doping history, allowing sports federations to decide on individual cases.
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Vice Sports: You have been critical of FIFA's recent decision to cut funds to CONCACAF and CONMEBOL federations, following the massive number of regional officials charged with corruption.
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With the Olympic committee's decision on Sunday to punt its responsibility, it gave sports federations the power to decide which Russian athletes are clean, and which are not.
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Russia's track and field athletes were already banned last month from competing at next month's Rio Olympics by the International Association of Athletics Federations, the sport's governing body.
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Last week, the World Health Organization participated in a conference call with dozens of medical officers for the international sports federations that run the competitions at the Olympics.
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After hate-motivated events erupted in Charlottesville, Va., federations nationwide convened local law enforcement and faith and government leaders to prevent similar incidents from happening in their communities.
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Olympic federations require athletes like Pechstein to sign arbitration clauses that force them to take their cases to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, an international sports court.
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In all, Will Hamilton, who is not related to Matt Hamilton, said he had sold SmartBrooms to eight of the 13 national curling federations sending teams to Pyeongchang.
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Since proposing several major changes to the sport's calendar last spring, Infantino has spent months traveling the world hosting minisummits with the leaders of FIFA's 211 member federations.
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The Summer Olympics are the I.O.C.'s most significant source of income, money that it distributes to dozens of sports federations and more than 200 national Olympic bodies.
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UEFA has estimated that postponing the Euros by a year would create a $300 million hit, which could mean less money distributed to its 55 national soccer federations.
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The panel also recommended greater cooperation between the T.I.U. and law enforcement agencies, as well as other third parties like national federations and governing bodies in other sports.
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The I.O.C.'s president, Thomas Bach, has long favored "individual justice" over collective responsibility, and he left the decision about Russia's participation in Rio to individual sports federations.
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In a statement, prosecutors said they had "vast documentation and robust evidence" that Brazilian officials bribed a former president of the International Association of Athletics Federations, Lamine Diack.
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London will host two track and field competitions, the biennial World Para Athletics Championships, July 230 to 225, and the International Association of Athletics Federations World Championships, Aug.
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After a two-year break, Chand's lawsuit against the International Association of Athletics Federations, the world's governing body for track and field, has quietly come back to life.
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Track and field's still-beleaguered and once-discredited governing body, the International Association of Athletics Federations, has made so many wrong calls and choices in its modern history.
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In 2009 he was knighted by New Zealand, and in 2012 he was one of 24 inaugural members of the International Association of Athletics Federations Hall of Fame.
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But the support of Infantino and FIFA, should they grant it, could shift control of club soccer away from its usual power base in continental federations like UEFA.
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In November, the group will host a workshop for medical directors of the international sports federations to learn ways to develop athlete safety and promote general global health.
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"I think if we want this game to be global, we have to recognize it has arrived — that other federations can compete and compete very well," he said.
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Assuming that WADA finds evidence of doping from the samples, the agency will turn over the evidence to individual sporting federations to pursue any necessary sanctions against athletes.
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Many such federations have spent the last year reacting to evidence against Russian athletes, investigating the hundreds who have been implicated but suspending or disciplining few of them.
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Of particular interest to the Justice Department, according to the subpoena, is the world governing body for track and field, known as the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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In a statement, the IOC said it would accept the entry of only those Russian athletes who meet certain conditions set out for the 28 international federations to apply.
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And, according to the data analytics site FiveThirtyEight, Europe's soccer federations more than doubled their spending on the women's game between 2012 and 2017, a sign of serious investment.
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The United States OIympic Committee has told American sports federations that atheltes concerned about the Zika virus should consider not going to the Games in Rio, the Guardian reports.
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A study by a group of 20013 European manufacturing federations estimates the European Union could lose up to 3.5 million jobs if it removes its trade defenses against China.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations, which governs track and field, also revealed plans to re-test Russian samples, including those from the 2013 world championships held in Moscow.
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Nearly two dozen state high school sports federations have adopted rules governing the participation of transgender athletes on competitive teams, including the ones in South Dakota, Maryland and Nevada.
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The Board said on Monday it had found no evidence of bribery attempts or that International Association of Athletics Federations President (IAAF) Coe had been aware or discussed them.
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It is generally considered to have been a success at the World Cup, as FIFA president Gianni Infantino proudly declared on Friday, but other federations are not so sure.
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We have been working closely with winter sports federations and they will be ready as soon as we have made our decision to go on with their own procedure.
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Well jewelry, electronics and special outings will all be tops on gift lists this year, according to the National Retail Federations' annual survey conducted by Prosper Insights and Analytics.
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Speaking after a meeting with industry groups and business federations affected by the protest movement, Le Maire said sector revenues had been hit by between 22 and 2200 percent.
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She adds that the International Association of Athletics Federations relies too heavily on a binary distinction of sex in terms of males and females, which does not reflect nature.
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A study by a group of 25 European manufacturing federations estimates the European Union could lose up to 3.5 million jobs if it removes its trade defences against China.
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At that time, the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), track and field's global governing body, temporarily banned the Russians until confidence in their anti-doping efforts is restored.
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Given women's abuse at the hands of male-dominated national federations, perhaps they would be better served by organizing independently, as was done throughout the world into the 1970s.
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In addition to the individual member federations, you've got the confederations, the executive committee and all the other fiefdoms that make FIFA so chaotic and resistant to outside forces.
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The message was delivered in a conference call involving USOC officials and leaders of U.S. sport federations in late January, according to two people who participated in the call.
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The sale of broadcasting rights provides the IOC with 74 percent of its revenue, which it then distributes to national organizing committees and international sports federations to support athletes.
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The COC, one of the most powerful sports organizations in Canada with influence over many Olympians, their coaches and national sport federations, ultimately unveiled sweeping changes to workplace policies.
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Those sanctions may not be limited to Rio, either; the IOC has asked the Olympic winter sports federations to freeze their preparations for any future events that Russia hosts.
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And the national federations, especially those in Canada and the United States, need time to develop a Plan B if the N.H.L. decides not to make its players available.
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The continent, too, has grown in its number of soccer federations: While 33 teams tried to qualify for the eight spots in 1992, 03 entered qualifying this time around.
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The ruling comes just 12 days before the start of the games, and the call is now left to the 28 federations that oversee individual sports at the Olympics.
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" If such a place did exist, Mr. Büchel said, "Good luck to the country that says to the sports federations: 'Leave Switzerland because you can't be corrupt there anymore.
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Despite calls by athletes and sports officials for harsh sanctions on Russian dopers, multiple international federations have warned against punishing clean sportsmen and women with no history of cheating.
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The International Olympic Committee banned Russia's track and field team after reports revealed systemic doping, but allowed individual sports federations to decide which athletes would be allowed to compete.
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There has been some very good data collected by some federations showing the normalization of the blood variables of the athlete population compared to normal values in given populations.
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Although Russia was barred from athletics and weightlifting, it was able to send around 70 percent of its original 387-strong squad after other sports' federations accepted its athletes.
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The Federation of Hungarian Jewish Federations (Mazsihisz) has urged Orban to halt the campaign, which a spokesman for Soros said earlier this week was reminiscent of "Europe's darkest hours".
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The rules, issued by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), require some female runners whose bodies produce high levels of testosterone to take medication to lower those levels.
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Canada had already pulled out its athletes and several other major sports federations, including the British Olympic Association and USA Track and Field, had demanded a delay until 2021.
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"I lived through Moscow and that was a crisis ... This has probably exercised more thinking time and expended more effort for federations than anything I can remember," Coe added.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations, the governing body of track and field, would later record that time as a world best for a woman on a certified course.
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"With just 100 days to go, the suggestion that 'no-deal' can be 'managed' is not a credible proposition," the heads of five business federations said in a statement.
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Haggerty said the deal is a way to stabilize the I.T.F. economically and increase grass-roots funding for tennis worldwide by giving $25 million annually to the national federations.
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"In relation to the state championships, in respect of their local autonomy, the state football federations, the organising authorities, will have to (decide) on each competition," the CBF said.
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Governing body UEFA said it will hold a meeting of all 55 football federations in Europe to discuss the impact of the coronavirus on all domestic and European competitions.
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The decision is not without its stipulations, as the committee has left international federations in charge of whether or not they choose to accept Russian athletes within their sports.
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Hubert Radke, a Polish sports lawyer not involved in the case, said that Polish sports federations impose financial barriers and other regulations that frequently restrict the freedom of athletes.
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Since receiving the data, WADA has identified 47 suspected doping cases, and evidence packs have been sent to various sports federations to start disciplinary proceedings against the athletes involved.
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"It is pretty clear to us that on athlete performance this is the best world championships we have had," said International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) chief Sebastian Coe.
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It is also under pressure to increase its revenue after president Gianni Infantino, elected last year, promised to increase payouts to its 211 member federations to develop the sport.
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Under former boss Horst Dassler, Adidas practically invented the idea of long-term deals with sporting federations like FIFA and the Olympics to get its logo onto the field.
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"We have contacted all federations and given them their Olympic quotas, but they are subject to legal procedures and other decisions," said Attila Adamfi, director general of the IWF.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) has, however, yet to reinstate the Russian Athletics Federation (RusAF) and this month voted to continue its doping-related ban of RusAF.
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She said other federations had been much better at notifying their athletes of the rule change, especially in Eastern Europe where meldonium, or mildronate, was taken by millions of people.
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Mr. Infantino has spent the past few months crisscrossing the globe in an effort to combat those labels and meet as many officials from as many national federations as possible.
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While other football federations will continue to invest heavily to catch up to the Americans, Team USA heads home to face other battles, like securing equal pay for female players.
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This is why the Secure Community Network, or SCN, was founded in 2004 by The Jewish Federations of North America and the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations.
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It wasn't until US courts put the ban on hold, and officials from both the American and Iranian Wrestling Federations put in some lobbying, that the visas were finally granted.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) Council will decide on June 17 whether to reinstate Russian athletics, paving the way for the sports super power to compete in Rio.
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She not only controls the most powerful of all Socialist federations in Andalusia but is also backed by the heads of the big Valencia, Extremadura and Castilla-La Mancha regions.
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It would also be sent to the International Association of Athletics Federations which has to take a decision on whether to lift a suspension on Russia's track and field federation.
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The International Olympic Committee ruled on Sunday not to impose a blanket ban on Russian athletes due to the country's doping history, allowing sports federations to decide on individual cases.
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But Mr McLaren said he provided their names—over 500 in total—to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the relevant international sports federations, who will decide on appropriate sanctions.
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He was referring to the corruption inquiries that have caused upheaval at FIFA, soccer's world governing body, and the International Association of Athletics Federations, track and field's comparable oversight group.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) released a statement on Tuesday outlining five steps for "building trust in the governing body" and five more for "building trust in competition".
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"Civil society organizations in Palestine, Italy and throughout Europe are mobilizing to convince participating teams, sponsors and cycling federations to pressure Giro d&aposItalia to relocate the race," he said.
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But the comments from the International Association of Athletics Federations incensed the Russian sports minister, who insisted that the country had done enough to meet the association's anti-doping standards.
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In July of last year, the Court of Arbitration for Sport temporarily eliminated the International Association of Athletics Federations' rules concerning the allowable amount of testosterone in female track athletes.
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Russian hackers leaked documents last week showing Farah was suspected of doping in 2015 before being cleared by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) in 2016, British media reported.
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Between 2011 and 2015, four unnamed athletes agreed to procedures that included partial clitoridectomy -- the excision of the clitoris -- in order to meet International Association of Athletics Federations eligibility standards.
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The guidelines are designed as recommendations — not rules or regulations — for international sports federations and other bodies to follow and should apply for this year's Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
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Russia's track and field athletes are already banned from competing at next month's Olympics by the world governing International Association of Athletics' Federations (IAAF) over widespread doping in the sport.
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On Tuesday it released documents known as Therapeutic Use Exemptions, or TUEs, which are issued by sports federations and national anti-doping organizations to allow athletes to take certain substances.
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"I can use my London (2012) experience here," Coe told a news conference in the city following a meeting of the Council of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF).
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German sportswear company Adidas AG is to end its 11-year sponsorship deal with the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) almost four years early, the BBC reported on Sunday.
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With time running short, Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko also said he did not expect any "revolutionary news" from the meeting of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) council.
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DOHA (Reuters) - FIFA President Gianni Infantino said on Thursday that a majority of national soccer federations were in favor of expanding the 2022 World Cup in Qatar to 48 teams.
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