"confederation" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used to describe a union or alliance of individuals, states, or organizations. For example, "The North American Confederation was established in 1867 following the signing of the Treaty of Confederation."
It perceives the euro as a single currency when it is convenient to do so and as a confederation of currencies when it is in its interest".
"The result is a hybrid, something between a state and a confederation, operating through ministerial meetings and a common bureaucracy,", decides Kissinger.
The confederation said in its statement that "the prognosis is excellent" for Neymar, but only if the injury is given the proper amount of time to heal.
Sharan Burrow, general secretary of the confederation, said migrant workers' conditions in the UAE and the rest of the Gulf were an "international scandal".
The confederation will present its complaint to the ILO's governing body in the autumn.
The confederation adds that the country "fails to maintain a legal framework adequate to protect the rights of migrant workers" consistent with the convention and an amendment passed this year requiring signatories to enforce the suppression of forced labour.
The poll of health leaders was carried out by Populus for the confederation, which represents bodies both commissioning and providing services.
Neymar and the Brazil football confederation have denied media reports that the striker could undergo special treatment on his fractured vertebrae to try to play in the World Cup final if the hosts make it that far.
The confederation made a similar complaint in 2013 about the abuse of workers in neighbouring Qatar, which led the ILO to launch an investigation into the state where hundreds of migrant workers have died over the past two years amid a construction boom in the run up to the 2022 World Cup.
In a previous poll for the confederation in 2012, 66% of respondents said social care cuts had affected their organisation over the previous 12 months – suggesting a sharp deterioration in the picture since then.
Neymar and the confederation released statements late on Sunday saying that nothing that could risk the player's health or career would be attempted to allow him to try to play if Brazil beat Germany in Tuesday's semi-final.
