Sentence examples for relevant stadium from inspiring English sources

"The regulations at each stadium are a matter for the relevant stadium management authorities, however, the scale of Old Trafford and profile of Manchester United mean that the risk at this venue is unique," it adds.

This has required a committed FIFA strategy of protocol and policy standardisation and implementation, 12 13 medical equipment procurement, 10 14 as well as relevant football and football stadium personnel education and skill acquisition.

Yes, it worked out as a bad deal, but I'm not sure West Ham's owners should be complaining too loudly when we recall the most relevant detail of their move into the Olympic Stadium next season (cost of building the stadium and redevelopment into a football ground: £619m and still rising; West Ham's contribution: £15m).

Xerxes played at different locations, most relevant for this question, from 1932-1940 at Xerxes Stadium, which had a capacity of 32,000".

His aim was to ensure the collaboration of IBBA and of the chief administrators of the relevant departments of La Paz and Santa Cruz to provide access to stadiums in each city.

And as the 62-year-old sexpot Mick Jagger shouts "Sweet Neo Con" from stadium stages, the Stones even seem politically relevant.

Hibernian will work with Police Scotland, Hampden Park stadium management, the Scottish FA, Rangers FC and any other relevant parties to bring those responsible to book".

"We have terrifically relevant experience in running two huge tourist destinations in Yankee Stadium and Cowboy Stadium," said Eric Gelfand, a spokesman for Legends Hospitality Management.

One of the most relevant scenarios studied in the current IEEE 802.11ax task group is the stadium scenario.

"All available video footage will be studied by the relevant parties to identify anyone who has committed a disorder offence inside the stadium and ensure they face the appropriate punishment".

The club will work with the relevant authorities to take appropriate action against all those responsible for disorder offences inside the stadium.