Sentence examples for federation of which from inspiring English sources
Marius Vizer is the head of the international judo federation, of which Putin is honorary president.
Why old Italians like a list ReprintsA third or so of the voters may, however, plump for parties that favour keeping a close union with Serbia, and with it the rump federation of which Vojislav Kostunica is president.
"It notes that by accepting a cash donation in these conditions from a marketing partner of the international federation of which he was vice-president, Mr Lamine Diack placed himself in a conflict of interests situation".
To counter the act, Senghor helped establish an alliance between French Equatorial Africa and French West Africa that led to the creation in 1959 of the short-lived Mali Federation, of which Senegal was a member (along with French Sudan [Mali], Dahomey [Benin], and Upper Volta [Burkina Faso]).
The key to the report is the suggestion that between four and 25 GP practices join up to become a federation, each of which covers between 25,000 and 100,000 people.
The Serbs have made lavish use of that provision to deprive the central government of what little scope for action the constitution allows it.The real powers in the land are its two constituent "entities": an ethnically cleansed Serb Republic and a Muslim-Croat Federation, each of which has its own army.
Bangladesh already had established labor federations, many of which are aligned with political parties and draw members from public sector industries.
Geography and history have left the United States to work in a structure which has an in-built majority from Caribbean federations, several of which have been implicated in scandals.
A scion of the powerful Shammar federation of tribes, which straddles the border with Syria, Mr Yawar could help stop the flow of jihadi zealots into the country.
"We have 10percentt of the population but 0percentt of the governance," said Parag Khandhar, a policy analyst for the Asian American Federation of New York, which sponsored the event.
Worn out by 10 years of trying to hold together a church, and a worldwide federation of churches which did not much want to be held together, the archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, has announced his resignation.
