Sentence examples similar to sport availability from inspiring English sources

"Will you agree with me that when we bid to host the Games, the bid book was clear, that the legacy for the Olympic stadium would have athletics at its core, along with associated multi-sport availability for the local community?

When diseases are diagnosed through routine antidoping tests and systems challenged, urgent referral to expert medical panels would ensure the protection of ethics, protection of athletes' desire to compete, when sport and availability for coach selection, regardless of fitness, can become a fundamental motivation and component of disease treatment.

The Frankfurt region sports two availability zones (compared to the three zones in Ireland) in two separate data centers with independent power, cooling, and physical security.

The questionnaire (the appendix) focussed on aspects of participation in team sports, covering availability, views regarding girls' participation and perceived barriers to participation, and setting the background for the qualitative component of the study.

Houlihan added that the evidence did not support the prime minister's views on the absence of competitive sport in the UK, saying: "|The work of school sport partnerships not only enhanced the availability of competitive sport in traditional sport, but also to broaden the range of sports available".

School environment was assessed using a self-administered questionnaire completed by the school principals, who were asked about school facilities for sport and exercise, availability of such facilities and the foods and drinks sold in the school canteen.

Factors specifically important for the continuation stage were the intervention's sustainability and factors related to participants' maintenance of PA within the community, i.e., the presence of a network between PHC and local PA or sport facilities, and availability of a list of local PA or sport facilities.

In one of these studies, conducted in Spain, it was observed that the geographic variation in the availability of sports facilities could contribute to the explanation of the relationship between socio-economic context of the area of residence and obesity in children and adolescents [ 11].

Earlier this month, the University of Oklahoma announced a deal with Fox Sports that broadened the availability of its sports within the state and spread them throughout Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana.

In our sample, the time spent on moderate to vigorous physical activity could be longer in urban adolescents compared to rural adolescents because of differences in the availability of sport facilities and organized group sports, detailed earlier in this discussion.

In addition, a lower availability of sport facilities in rural schools might result in a lower variety of sport activities.