Sentence examples for doping abuse from inspiring English sources

After the release of MLB's Mitchell Report in 2007, which found there had been widespread doping abuse in baseball but did not name Rodriguez, the New York Yankee was interviewed on 60 Minutes and denied any involvement.

Others within the industry go further, accusing it of corruption, favoring wealthy players, and handing down bans and rulings in a highly inconsistent and ineffective manner—and thereby encouraging doping, abuse, and a general race to the bottom by trainers.

The horse racing industry should be deeply shamed that extraordinary security measures had to be ordered to guard horses in next Saturday's Belmont Stakes from the doping abuses engulfing thoroughbred racing.

The sport is such a magnet for shady characters and below-the-table dealings that the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act was introduced in Congress this past May, with the intention of curbing rampant dope abuse and "ensuring the integrity and safety" of horse racing.

International show jumping officials have argued over how best to protect horses and restore the reputation of a sport tarnished by doping and abuse scandals on both sides of the Atlantic.

The year has been a rollercoaster like no other before it, the highs (Murray, Leicester City, Simone Biles, the Chicago Cubs, Wales's footballers, an unusually stirring finish to cricket's County Championship) higher and the lows (state-sponsored doping, sexual abuse of young footballers, corruption within governing bodies, the plane crash that killed many of Chapecoense's football team) lower.

The letter, seen by the Guardian and addressed directly to the IOC president, Thomas Bach, warned him that he needed to fulfil his obligation to take the toughest possible sanctions against "institutionalised, government-run doping and abuse of athletes" to ensure the integrity of the Olympic Games.

Froome won for a second time in Paris in July but faced accusations of doping and abuse from the crowd, and said "no sportsman should have to go through what we went through".

As a victim of those who abused doping laws, McLeod's position is clear on the thorny issue of bans and their severity .

Thomas is currently seeking funding for her book The Resilient Cyclist which, she claims will expose "Olympic level sex abuse and doping in sports".

Steroid abuse and blood doping are rampant.