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Significados de international sports federations en inglés

ruso
международный спортивный регулирующий орган
portugués
federação esportiva internacional
español
órgano rector deportivo internacional
catalán
federació esportiva internacional

International organization that oversees a sport.

órgano rector deportivo internacional
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Examples for "isfs"
Examples for "isfs"
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The use of ISFs also creates a new dynamic in the commissioing process.
The Guardian
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ISFs also overcome the "time and task" approach to care that has regrettably become associated with services commissioned directly by councils.
The Guardian
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Any implication of ISFs for public health (either directly or through interactions with other flaviviruses in the mosquitoes) remains to be elucidated.
Pubmed
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The data were Fourier transformed to obtain experimental intermediate scattering functions (ISFs) and compared with corresponding quantities obtained from molecular dynamics (MD) simulations.
Pubmed
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Both QENS and MD ISFs could be fitted well by a single stretched exponential function to obtain apparent translational diffusion coefficients for the water molecules.
Pubmed
Uso de international sports federations en inglés
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The two organisations said they would also lodge complaints with international sports federations.
The South African
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The conference call will be preceded by talks between the IOC and the international sports federations on Tuesday.
Reuters
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Muto also said he hoped deliberations with the IOC and various international sports federations would be finalised by December.
Reuters
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He acknowledged he had little experience dealing with the politics that drive international sports federations but he brought business acumen.
The Guardian
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That could fund international sports federations who depend on income from the IOC to operate -and the IOC itself.
News.com.au
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International sports federations and National Olympic Committee members, as well as the media and athletes, were blamed for the gaps.
Reuters
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International sports federations who fail to get tough on drug abuse should be punished financially, leading Olympic official Thomas Bach said yesterday.
The Irish Times