Sentence examples for tournament infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Far more tournament infrastructure can be placed around the back nine as it exists now than was previously the case.

This week has seen the launch of a campaign by the International Trade Union Confederation, Play Fair Qatar and the NewFifaNow group to shame them with the appalling conditions endured by labourers building tournament infrastructure for 2022.

Hundred of workers have died just in the construction of the tournament infrastructure thus far; new allegations of corruption attach themselves to the vote with each passing month; the searing 50C summer heat is almost inevitably going to force the unprecedented step of moving the World Cup to winter – yet still the 2022 event is treated by Fifa as a sort of tragic inevitability.

Given the controversial awarding of the 2022 World Cup by the Sepp Blatter-led world governing body to the emirate and its terrible record of abusing migrant employees building the tournament's infrastructure, the timing of this match was apposite.

Violent demonstrations have taken place across Brazil in recent weeks, with protesters bearing banners stating: "Fifa go home" and "A World Cup without the people means we're back on the street again!" Others, angry at the billions spent on the tournament's infrastructure, have called for "housing not stadiums".

With two years to kick-off the World Cup in Russia comes with all the usual worries before a major tournament about unfinished infrastructure, overspending and potential stumbling blocks but with a few specific extra concerns thrown in.

Such a large number of teams, fans, officials and media visiting for a month long tournament requires extensive infrastructure.

Two votes, even one, could be absolutely critical to the destiny of the future world tournaments and all the infrastructure improvements spending that they bring.

The 2010 World Cup soccer tournament transformed parts of its infrastructure.

Our city has contributed a superb mass-transportation infrastructure to the tournament, offering railroads, subways, and bus service directly to a major stadium.

Qatar's World Cup bid has been repeatedly accused of bribing Fifa officials during the selection process - claims that have been vehemently denied - and criticised for disregarding the human rights of those building the infrastructure for the tournament.