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Significats de refereeing en anglès

The act of umpiring.

The practice of presiding over sporting games by enforcing their rules.

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The pastor officiating at his funeral said he obviously loved his family.
The Irish Times
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And, in truth, there was still plenty beyond the officiating to debate.
The Guardian
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Gripes over the standard of officiating in North American soccer are legitimate.
The Guardian
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The officiating crew was intent on keeping the basketball game against No.
Reuters
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One of the officiating priests- aMagus ,asit would seem-confirmedthe charge.
The Seven Great Monarchies Of The Ancient Eastern World, Vol 5: ...
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There are serious objections to the attempt at divine officiation by those who have no conviction of their own Divine Office.
Impressions and Comments
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Since becoming a celebrant, she has added wedding officiation to her range of hobbies, which include fishing, cooking, music, and a cold chardonnay.
Radio NZ
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By mixing with a fallen person for one whole year in such matters as officiation in sacrifices and teaching sexual congress, one becomes fallen.
The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Volume 3 / Books 8,...
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"'"Parasara said, 'Acceptance of gifts, officiation at the sacrifices of others, and the teaching of pupils, O king, are the especial duties of the Brahmanas.
The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Volume 3 / Books 8,...
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These difficulties, however, may be overcome by resort to the umpirage provided for by the treaty.
State of the Union Addresses
Ús de refereeing en anglès
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That said, since Sunday refereeing has been upgraded to a risk sport.
The Irish Times
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I was appalled at the refereeing of Pat Horan today, said Fitzgerald.
The Irish Times
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We are aware at some level that refereeing is a thankless task.
The Irish Times
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But don't forget Chris will almost certainly be refereeing some games match.
Report for Murder
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Well-known for his outbursts about refereeing this year, Toovey was measured post-match.
The Guardian
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How much refereeing and rewriting should software should be allowed to make?
Wired
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They tell you that refereeing decisions pretty much even themselves out eventually.
The Irish Times
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Coaching and refereeing courses were held for children over the age of 16.
The Irish Times
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He could have left refereeing for good because of this incident, added Gomes.
Reuters
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That and a refereeing decision which is increasingly difficult to defend.
The Irish Times
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From a refereeing point of view we are comfortable with it.
The Guardian
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The Boomers took different approaches when asked about the refereeing after the game.
News.com.au
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The central bank would be tasked with refereeing such operations, the document says.
Reuters
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Analysis of individual refereeing decisions are a regular feature of Italy's sports pages.
The Guardian
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To record injuries and refereeing time, weekly contact was made by a physician.
Pubmed
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The match was full of contentious refereeing decisions, including a controversial six-again call.
News.com.au
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