Sentence examples for wfa from inspiring English sources

The UFC disbanded the WFA, acquiring top WFA fighters such as Quinton ("Rampage") Jackson, but continued to operate the WEC as a distinct entity until 2010.

In 2006 the UFC moved to capitalize on the sport's growing popularity by buying other MMA organizations, including the World Fighting Alliance (WFA) and World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC).

The WFA kicks in at the rate of £200 for the over 60s and £300 for the over 80s.

Yesterday we reported that the proposed earnings limit for the Winter Fuel Allowance (WFA) was to be £32,000 – in fact, it is around £42,000.

The WFA has also introduced a set of policies covering water use, climate change, farm biodiversity and genetically modified organisms.

The WFA has played a critical role in shaping the industry's approach to sustainability.

"Geoff Hurst reassured me it was no gimmick and that they would be deadly serious about coaching the team to ensure England did well," wrote Lopez in Women on the Ball, the definitive book on the history of the sport, before adding it was "one of the most disappointing chapters in the history of the WFA [Women's Football Association]" that the governing body voted against taking up the offer.

It was only after the Football Association was ordered by Uefa to lift its restrictions on the playing rights of women that the game re-emerged, and it was another 12 years before the WFA was affiliated to the FA, in 1983.

De Bortoli is also a Winemakers Federation off Australia (WFA) committee member, and was involved in developing the WFA's environmental policies, which cover water use, climate change, farm biodiversity and genetically modified organisms.