Sentence examples for federation into from inspiring English sources

Betty Farrington, one of Martin's successors, turned the women's federation into a powerhouse of zealous crusaders.

The group helped bring Cosatu, the powerful South African labor federation, into the AIDS fight.

Rousmaniere said that after the deadly 1979 Fastnet Race, the Royal Yachting Association in Britain held the first known investigation by a national federation into a sailing accident.

Mr Bouchard has agreed with Mr Charest and the other premiers to turn the Canadian federation into a much more decentralised "social union" of autonomous provinces.

If so, he has got off to a flying start, having transformed the sleepy industry federation into a canny campaigner for German competitiveness.

When Carl Bildt, Sweden's foreign minister, tried last year to turn this fractious federation into a sovereign Bosnia-Herzegovina by closing the Office of the High Representative in Sarajevo, established in 1995 to oversee the political and economic reconstruction, he failed.

Havelange increased the number of nations at the World Cup, brought smaller, poorer federations into the tent.

The Iraqi government is pressing ahead with plans to hold elections - which could see the state choose workers' representatives and funnel the country's diverse trade union federations into one state-managed federation.

Periodic frictions ever since the republic was declared in 1945, only 44 years after the brash new federation came into being, have rarely deterred close relations.

The campaigning by Lance! might even have bounced the venerable soccer federation chiefs into making their own statement that Brazil could not hire an outsider to show it how to win.

He also said then that the F.I.G. would not investigate the matter any further, nor would the federation look into the age falsification of Yang Yun of China in 2000.