Sentence examples for confederation I from inspiring English sources

In 1987 the Japanese Trade Union Confederation (i.e., Rengō) for the private sector was formed, and it merged with public-sector federations into what is sometimes known as Shin ("New") Rengō in 1989 with eight million members.

"In such a huge confederation, I believe such differences are inevitable," said Michelle Chai, a former assistant general secretary at the A.F.C., now the director of competitions and club licensing in the U.A.E.

"He appears as a giant enjoying himself". By the way, Antonio is a physician but also holds the post of "Global Ambassador of the World Baseball Softball Confederation". I wonder how he has time to treat patients.

And over 1,000 miles later, as I crossed the Confederation Bridge, I knew my life would never be the same.

He told the NHS Confederation conference: "I became the story… being that makes it more difficult to do my job".

Sure, they would certainly benefit from facing stronger teams and that would be the case for all non-Conmebol members if the Americas became a single confederation but I doubt the South Americans would be interested at all.

At an event hosted by Mexico's I.T. confederation, CANIETI, I was asked for advice on how the country can achieve this objective.

At the Confederations Cup, I had three goals and one assist.

Last June, before the Confederations Cup, I saw just how problematic it could be to play Neymar out of position.

In relation to what happened at the Confederations Cup, I can only say that finally the security worked well and football was the winner," he said.

And Spain just does not really care about the Confederations Cup; I reckon come next year they will still be the No1 favourite to win the whole thing - and rightly so".