Sentence examples for existing athletes from inspiring English sources

"For existing athletes, if their event is taken out and they are not able to compete in another event, they may be removed from funding".

However, there was subjectivity when it came to physician interpretation of the degree of pre-existing athlete injury, the presence of dehydration, or the level of dehydration that lead to the bout being cancelled.

On the other hand, he notes, the existing data on athletes with C.T.E.

But he will remain ineligible for the 2012 Games unless the Court of Arbitration for Sport rules against the International Olympic Committee's existing ban on athletes who have served doping suspensions longer than six months in the previous Olympic cycle.

The AOC, Chiller said, had decided to engage a private security firm in Rio and were considering extending their existing ban on athletes entering favelas to other areas of the city.

The plans include a core route network of dedicated lanes on existing roads to transport athletes between the athletes' village and venues.

Some favor the siblings of existing students; some favor athletes -- they'd be equally entitled to favor large tropical birds.

The students who most deserve sympathy in the existing arrangement — the underprivileged athletes who are good enough to win sports scholarships but not good enough to play pro sports, and who often fail to graduate — should be guaranteed that, even if they're cut from a team, they can keep their scholarships as long as they do the academic work.

They are the case managers of all athletes with existing or chronic injury or illness and operate best when supported by a team of sport-specific medical and science specialists with the ability to analyse the functional or biomechanical background to injuries.

In Los Angeles and Atlanta the city authorities voted to spend next to nothing on new building, relying instead on existing venues and putting up athletes in student halls.

The KJOC Shoulder and Elbow questionnaire is a validated clinical outcome tool that provides highly valuable information on the performance of overhead athletes compared to existing traditional shoulder and elbow rating instruments [7].