Sentence examples for federation set up from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hugh Smith made enough noise that the federation set up a working group to study the needs of the wholesale market.
Founded in 1927, the federation set up a research centre to develop new varieties and pest-control systems, offered technical advice and credit to the farmers, and worked to ensure quality.
The federation set up the independent commission last February to challenge housing associations to be more responsive to their customers and to boost the customers' say over their homes and neighbourhoods.
The Russian Federation set up new juvenile and family courts to meet its responsibilities to children under the CRC, while Morocco established a National Institute to Monitor Children Rights.
"Messi has been in communication with the federation to set up a meeting with the young boy," Sayed Ali Kazemi, a spokesman, from the Afghanistan Football Federation told AFP. "We are working to see whether Messi will come to Afghanistan or the five-year-old will travel to Spain or they will meet in a third country".
To fan the flames of blue-collar and white-collar discontent, the labor federation has set up a Web site (www.paywatch.org) that shows workers how many hundreds of times more the C.E.O.'s at their companies earn than they do.
The Afghan Football Federation was set up in 1933 and it joined Fifa in 1948; the national team played its first-ever match against European opposition at the London Olympic Games in 1948, losing 6-0 to Luxembourg.
Summer sports federations have set up a task force to study their anti-doping programmes as Olympic officials consider turning over all drug-testing to an independent body.
The German federation plans to set up a foundation against violence in soccer and name it after Nivel.
A federation in Birmingham set up under the executive headship of Sir Dexter Hutt, who is also a government adviser, has helped rescue three schools.
The phrase "executive head" came into the public consciousness last month when Schools Secretary Ed Balls said he would like to see more federations of schools set up – with one head taking responsibility for a number of schools.
