Sentence examples for relevant federations from inspiring English sources

"When the previous football commission reported on EBT's in a very high-profile statement, they took the view that, if Rangers was indeed guilty of structuring EBT schemes that transgressed the law or the rules of the relevant federations, then this was 'close to match fixing'," he said.

A London 2012 spokeswoman said: "Under the host city contract and Olympic charter, the competition schedule is a matter for the IOC and the relevant federation to determine.

"Under the Host City Contract and Olympic Charter the competition schedule is a matter for the International Olympic Committee and the relevant Federation to determine," a spokeswoman for the LOCOG said in a statement Thursday.

The IPC spokesman said: "Classification must be carried out by the sport's relevant international federation, as they have the sport specific skills and knowledge that are required to classify athletes in that particular sport.

The IOC has decided to leave the final decisions on participation on an individual basis to the relevant international sports federations.

In all cases, however, Wada confirmed that the athletes had committed no offence because they had been granted therapeutic use exemptions (TUEs) by the relevant international sports federations and national anti-doping organisations.

"We had alerted Fifa and the relevant [English] federation against such misbehaviour," he said after an FFF meeting.

That athlete's case would then be handed over to the national Olympic committee, as well as the relevant international sports federation that is ordinarily responsible for handling eligibility issues.

One of the most relevant advantages of cloud federations is that they act as a single overlay entity across the participating networks and DCs, thus boosting the capacity of what can be seen by the end-user as a "virtual data center".

While informal care and patient federations are relevant during the whole care continuum, they become even more important in the chronic phase to support the patients and their families.

Mr Sarco said: "We hope our colleagues [at Britain's National Crime Agency] will uncover what activity took place in the UK, but our main difficulty is that the relevant authorities in the Russian Federation are being less co-operative".