Sentence examples for the same confederation from inspiring English sources

And why did Fifa choose a referee from the same confederation as Holland instead of one from South America, Asia or Africa?

Before the World Cup vote, Salguero declined to commit to backing the US bid for the 2022 World Cup despite representing the same confederation.

No two teams from the same confederation (except UEFA, the European region) can be drawn into the same group, which means the United States could be in a group with two European teams and an African or a South American team; or Brazil or Argentina, an African team and a European team from Pot 4. The presentation will be shown on ESPN starting at noon Eastern on Friday.

Countries from the same confederations will also be kept apart in the group stage.

The Maktūm are a branch of the same Banū Yās confederation that includes the Āl Nahyān, rulers of Abū Ẓaby.

In the same year the confederation for the first time celebrated the 1291 treaty as the country's founding, symbolizing the reconciliation of the former opponents who had fought against each other in the Sonderbund War in 1847.

To bolster his point, he made reference to his last address to the same group, the Confederation of Indian Industry, in 2007, when India's economy had grown at about 9 percent in each of the three previous years: "In my last address I chose to strike a contrarian note.

A few tribal chieftains had already weighed in against Mr. Saleh, but Sheik Ahmar comes from a different branch of the same northern tribal confederation, the Hashids, as Mr. Saleh, so his decision to turn on the president is likely to be more destabilizing.

The next morning, the Newfoundland and Labrador provincial government did the same at the Confederation Building in St. John's.

Brazilian fans did much the same at last summer's Confederations Cup too, months before Costa had got a Spanish passport.

At the same time, the Articles of Confederation also provided that no state delegate to the Congress could serve more than three years out of six.