Sentence examples for European confederation from inspiring English sources

"A merger of U.S. companies would be positive," the European confederation director said.

But the success of the Champions League, created by UEFA, the European confederation, has changed this: it provides leading clubs with more games and hence more money.

Saint-Pierre proposed a European peace based on the Peace of Utrecht and assured by a European confederation that would name a permanent arbitration council.

Uefa's president, Michel Platini, who declined to challenge Blatter but is instead backing his rivals, will stand unopposed for a third term leading the European confederation.

He is opposed by Issa Hayatou of Cameroon, who is backed by Lennart Johansson, the president of UEFA, the European confederation.

The altered practice has been criticised by groups like Concord, the European confederation of relief and development NGOs, which produces an annual AidWatch report.

Players from the South American and Asian Confederations took more medications per match than players from the African and European Confederations.

Significantly more players from the South American and Asian Confederations took medications than those from the African and European Confederations (see table 1, both p<0.001).

"However, it explained that as a pan-European confederation, it was confronted with similar circumstances from time to time, and could not agree to moving matches based on circumstances related to festivities or other kinds of local events.

Figures such as the former prime minister of Belgium, Guy Verhofstadt call for a strong European federation to replace the "weak, incapacitated confederation of member states we have today".

One of Sikorski's political goals was the creation of a Central and Eastern European federation, starting with the Polish-Czechoslovakian confederation.