Federations [noun]

Even so, some school centers have shut down and several former tae kwon do students have left, not just because of the association with Osho, but also because of the disassociation with federation boards that advance athletes’ careers.

We don’t allow any new worlds into the federation until their scientists stop using P values.

Cone said the federation has offered the women’s team a contract similar to the men’s.

The momentum was also spurred by clubs, fans and federations joining in.

Oromia, one of the regions in Ethiopia’s ethnically constituted federation and the country’s most populated one, also happens to be the political constituency of prime minister Abiy Ahmed.

Mrs. Bassett runs a woman's club in Fraserville and she's one of the lights in the Federation.

The Federation's President introduced himself and described the problem briefly.

The European Federation tarries behind Mazzini's eager prophecy, but its coming cannot be delayed for ever.

The excitement and gabble were worse than the Dean case, or Federation, and sickened me, for they were all on the wrong track.

Now, however, you are nearly at the stage where you will be invited to join the Galactic Federation.