Significados de sporting competition em inglês

The nature of high level sporting competition leads to parts that break.

The seven were accused of fraud in sporting competition .

No sporting competition in the world is as democratic or unpretentious as the league.

A system designed to keep sporting competition fair all too often can let us down.

Global Rapid Rugby is the latest sporting competition to suspend its season because of Covid-19.

But it's worth bearing in mind the one underlying trend to all sporting competition: the need for competitors.

There is already a sense of saturation, of a collapse of robust sporting competition, even of basic semantic sense.

Honiara hosted the inaugural Pacific Mini Games in 1981 but has never previously hosted the regions largest sporting competition.

South Africa's participation is yet to be confirmed, though, with international sporting competition suspended there due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mr Flood said for Solomon Islands hosting the 2023 Pacific Games is about more than just two weeks of sporting competition.

Photo: RNZI Honiara hosted the inaugural Pacific Mini Games in 1981 but has never previously hosted the region's largest sporting competition.

New Zealand Olympic Committee Chair Mike Stanley talks about what it means to have Russia banned for four years from sporting competition.

Questions have to be asked whether women are being pushed out of the game and being excluded from yet another sporting competition.

Imagine starting a sporting competition -and getting the world to watch it without having the game's best players putting on the show.

Answers to any questions about what will influence outcomes in sporting competition now seem to begin inevitably with the word "luck".

However, when you extend a sporting competition from 31 to 61 matches, a growth in overall spectators is inevitable.