Sentence examples for governing organizations from inspiring English sources

It would be a few years before fighters like Ted Kidd' Lewis and Jimmy Wilde helped truly popularize a more modern version of prizefighting in the UK, Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and others briefly fled to England, where the National Sporting Club, one of the earliest known boxing governing organizations, had been formed in 1891.

Increasingly, new regulations are governing organizations and their information systems.

As have been the cases for any other procedures in their early developing phases when the objective data are lacking or scarce, it will take time for the insurance and its governing organizations to recognize 3D printing as a standard medical procedure and provide reimbursement for the service.

From the official sports governing organizations that make it possible for today's athletes, and future athletes, to get the training that allows them to follow their dreams to the schools and communities that support training and travel, it truly takes a village of support to become one of the chosen who represents our country at the Olympics.

The various scientific disciplines (through their governing organizations) should set professional labeling standards for material discussed in popular media.

Thaksin's popularity in rural areas, however, was based less on monetary incentives than on the TRT commitment to providing reasonably priced health care for the poor, devolving more-centralized authority to local governing organizations, providing substantial loan funds for villagers, and making larger investments in education.

National Rifle Association of America NRAA), governing organization for the sport of shooting with rifles and pistols, formed in the United States in 1871.

She told Politico, "There is no governing organization dictating what free market think tanks research or how they educate the public about good public policy".

About a decade ago, the American Bowling Congress relaxed its lane-dressing regulations to accommodate bowling center proprietors who complained that they did not have the time, money or equipment to meet the governing organization's exacting standards.

After a two-hour debate at the Paris headquarters of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile, delegates voted 103 to 55 in favor of letting Mr. Mosley remain president of the group, the world governing organization of motor sports.

He described a job where they had surveyed a 730,000-acre watershed for around 2% of the $500,000 the governing organization had estimated it would cost.