The word "federation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an organization that comprises several smaller groups, such as a union of nations or states. Example sentence: The United States is a federation of fifty states.
He told the Today programme: "I have to agree with a lot of what the home secretary said … A lot of the various scandals have damaged the image of policing … The federation needs to get on with the change agreed yesterday".
The Islamic republic's state news agency, Irna, quoted Mohammad-Ali Sabour, the head of Iran's national triathlon federation, saying that Gerami had secured an official blessing and was nominated after the International Triathlon Union (ITU) agreed to set up a tent where she could change into her cycling and running clothes after swimming.
This presents us with the intriguing prospect that more of the circumstances of everyday urban life might be managed this way, on a participatory basis, by autonomous neighbourhood groups networked with one another in something amounting to a city-wide federation.
Trinidad and Tobago's federation, which had to find the funds to pay for players' visas, was already working to secure additional money for the team when the plea went out.
The Spanish federation said the committee had been unable to detect "deliberate time-wasting" on Messi's part but only "a normal reaction from someone who had suffered an aggression by a spectator".
Parkinson said governments had to get serious about adjusting the tax mix, look at raising more revenue through indirect taxes such as the GST and grasp genuine reform of the federation.
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The sector's membership and lobbying body, the Federation of Black Housing Organisations (FBHO) was disbanded in 2008 and has since been replaced by a slimmed-down BMENational, sheltering under the wing of the NHF.
The recent spike in UVF-related violence has prompted the Police Federation to claim the organisation's ceasefire is finished.
Dimitris Christopoulos, vice-president of the International Federation for Human Rights, said: "Golden Dawn's strategy is aimed clearly at disassociating the leadership from the violent underclass who were part of the hit squads and committed the crimes".
Andrew Teacher, spokesman for the British Property Federation, said: "At a time where we need the freedom for people to invest in regeneration projects to create new jobs, listing the MK Centre is utter madness.
