"We have asked the NOCs to look into the entourage issues, we have asked that question," he said.
When Karl Miller was appointed to the Northcliffe chair at University College London in the mid-70s, he brought Jacobson into his entourage, as a lecturer.
One car in the cul-de-sac morphed into an entourage of black Mercedes, and armed security guards patrolled the neighborhood.
"I'm not saying Saddam Hussein was an angel," said Latif Yahia, a former Iraqi Army lieutenant who was forcibly inducted into the entourage of the president's son, and whose story is recounted in the film.
The sheikh quickly receded into his entourage when Balding pressed him on the British Horseracing Authority's decision to ban his former trainer Mahmood al-Zarooni for eight years following his use of anabolic steroids on a total of 22 Godolphin horses.
During episode seven, Will Arnett's character, Gob, briefly gets absorbed into an entourage of fictional young Hollywood idols, which is led by a Zac Efron type named Mark Cherry, played by Daniel Amerman.
Asked whether the IOC was considering sanctions, spokesman Mark Adams replied: "I wouldn't say sanctions as yet but I understand we have asked the NOCs to look into the entourage issue just to see if there any questions to be answered there".
We also introduced a rule that said anybody who has had a corticosteroid injection must take eight days off, and another that said anybody who is caught doping is not allowed back into the entourage of the team.
While his son brought all the senior barons of Northumberland into his entourage, David rebuilt the fortress of Carlisle.
Those ancestors of ours who identified the most powerful or abundant people in their group, worked their way into their entourage, and imitated their ways were obviously more likely to survive.
