Sentence examples for through the confederations from inspiring English sources

That's one way of looking at the exit of the world champion halfway through the Confederations Cup in South Africa.

The integrity checks for all Executive Committee members must be organised centrally through Fifa and not through the confederations.

While not trying to meddle in foreign affairs, he added, "what we explained to our government, through the Confederation of Indian Industry, is that providing a stable, predictable operating environment is now the key to India's development".

The culture change has to begin within Fifa and filter through to the confederations and Fifa's Football Associations".

Blatter also faced fresh questions over security in the wake of the protests that swept through Brazil during the Confederations Cup over under-investment in public services and the amount of public money being spent on World Cup stadiums.

The year after, Spain again beat them, going through on penalties in the semi-final of the Confederations Cup.

I'm Brazilian, and I feel fairly impressed by the Americans' exhibition at the Confederations Cup, as I wasn't expecting them to go through the group stages.

The Confederations Cup serves two purposes.

The Confederations Cup was reasonably well run.

"But it is just the Confederations Cup.

The Confederations Cup, which will be played in Japan and South Korea as a test event for the 2002 World Cup, will be played May 30 through June 10.