Sentence examples for stadia for the from inspiring English sources

The panel also suggested renovating existing venues in Tokyo for volleyball and swimming and scrapping plans to construct new stadia for the sports.

"Parking is one of the biggest issues in trying to keep the Yankees in New York," said Janice Melnick, chief of stadia for the city's Department of Parks, adding, "Absolutely no decision about increasing the parking lot has been made". George Steinbrenner has cited inadequate parking as one reason he wants to move the Yankees out of the Bronx.

The governing body ran up debts improving stadia for the ICC Cricket World Cup, which they co-hosted with India and Bangladesh last year and only settled a pay dispute with cricketers from the tournament a fortnight ago.

The north African nation will also use 14 stadia for the tournament, five of which will be the renovation of existing structures and the building of nine new ones.

To put this in perspective, the 12 stadia for the World Cup cost USD 3.5 billion over the 2010-2014 timeframe.

The stadia for the 2010 11 season show a large disparity in capacity: Old Trafford, the home of Manchester United has a capacity of 75,957 with Bloomfield Road, the home of Blackpool, having a capacity of 16,220.

The nation's infrastructure will be under scrutiny over the next two weeks but at the revamped Estadio Nacional in Brasilia, one of the stadia for 2014, the only work in progress of interest was Brazil's team.

This myth is responsible for the uniquely American system of interscholastic sports and has given sports an outsized importance all across the nation, from the publicly subsidized stadia for professional teams in the cities to the rabid enthusiasm for high school football in America's rural areas.

It was the first stadium to be built in line with the Taylor Report's recommendations on all-seater stadia for clubs in the top two divisions of the English football league system.

Fans have been banned from stadia for much of the last five years because authorities feared their ability to turn the pitch into venues of mass political protest.

It is entirely possible that Google just throws enough money at everyone to make this happen, but I do see significant barriers where it's possible one or many of these publishers may avoid Stadia for any of the reasons I've mentioned, or others I'm not even considering.