Sentence examples for olympic operations and from inspiring English sources

Horsing Around in the Snow Here are some items that federal taxpayers are funding at next month's Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City: $55,000 to "assess and resolve racial tension associated with protest," $73,000 to "detect and locate sources of radio transmissions interfering with Olympic operations" and $70,000 for adoption of the official Olympic horse.

And four members of this elite group, spearheading NBC's Olympic operations, are Princeton alums who graduated within just a five-year span.

Lawmakers are also moving to repeal legislation limiting the use of military personnel in Olympic operations.

But in a recent interview with the Guardian, its vice president of Olympic operations, George Hamilton, said: "There were six or seven companies that submitted tenders.

It was an amazing, ongoing achievement". Another key person in the success ABC enjoyed was Marvin Bader, vice president in charge of Olympic operations.

"The Olympic operation is the most important and most ambitious project for the modernization of this country," Mr. Venizelos said in a recent interview.

They are the oil in the wheels of the Olympic operation, checking tickets, giving directions and making sure everyone is in the right place.

Australia's Olympic operation is now a corporation modelled and optimised for efficiency.

Ward insisted in his letter that 77percentt of all U.S.O.C. money goes to "Olympic performance" and that he is trying to make the organization's operations more efficient.

Not here, not in the Olympic park on a sultry Saturday night when the fastest man in Britain had just won another gold medal and a fleet of little toy cars helped keep the Olympic operation running smoothly.

Since the formation of Team Sky, originally envisioned as a professional road racing offshoot of British Cycling's successful Olympic operation, the longstanding team principal, Sir Dave Brailsford, has preached a loud anti-doping message.