Sentence examples for the confederation which from inspiring English sources

The confederation, which represents some 280,000 small and medium-sized businesses, has been badly hit by capital controls.

Conmebol, the confederation which represents the 10 South American countries, has formally announced its support for Infantino, a Swiss-Italian lawyer.

Mark Hadley, a spokesman for the Confederation of British Industry, said Mr. Carr's speech reflected the policies of the confederation, which is Britain's biggest business lobby.

The poll of health leaders was carried out by Populus for the confederation, which represents bodies both commissioning and providing services.

The victory ensured the survival of the confederation, which was formally renewed less than a month later (Pact of Brunnen, Dec. 9, 1315).

The confederation, which represents more than 50,000 enterprises in the sector, was pressing for consumers to be given incentives to use cards.

Historical records show that in the early 17th century the indigenous Algonquin peoples organized the tribes of the area into the Miami Confederation, which fought to protect the lands from the unfriendly Iroquois.

The chief executive of the NHS Confederation, which represents all the organisations providing NHS care, said the health service needs to ensure such events do not happen again.

It was a rebellion against the allies of Athens in the Athenian Confederation, which really frightened the Athenians, and kept them busy putting it down for a couple of years.

Sources at the NHS Confederation, which represents the NHS trusts who may have to implement the policy, said hospital bosses were "conscious of the practical and administrative burdens it would put on the NHS".

Across the playing field David Worksett, director of the NHS Partners Network – a division of the NHS Confederation which represents independent healthcare providers – says the bill represents an opportunity for his members.