Sport. Fall: Football; Volleyball; Soccer; Field Hockey; Cross Country; Golf;
Sport the inherent risks of participating or volunteering in sport, including but not limited to slipping or falling on ice or the floor or ground; being hit with or tripping on sports equipment; dropping a weight, ball or other equipment onto any part of my body; and the malfunction of an exercise machine or other piece of equipment;
Sport. Sport promotes health, brings enjoyment and pride, and creates a sense of togetherness. It will therefore be a focus of this government, especially as sports associations are having increasing difficulty finding volunteers, and financial scope for further professionalisation in sports – both in general and at the highest level – is limited. We seek to work with the sports sector and local authorities to enhance funding and strengthen the organisation of sports. A central role will be played by sports associations and the country’s flourishing network of local clubs. • We want to conclude an agreement aimed at future-proofing the organisation and funding of sport. Sports associations, athletes with special needs and local authorities would be major partners. The agreement would also seek to promote diversity in the composition of sports associations, to reflect the changing make-up of society, as well as to xxxxxx the development of neighbourhood sports facilities and easy access for children. The government is earmarking €10 million on a structural basis to strengthen the position of sports associations. It will also extend the Energy Conservation and Sustainable Energy (Sports Facilities) Scheme. • The government will double the extra funding agreed in 2016 for top-level sport from €10 million to €20 million a year, so as to boost the chances of our Olympic and Paralympic teams. More scope will also be created for promising young athletes to combine their training with education. • The government is earmarking an extra €5 million on a structural basis to support the organisation of sporting events in the Netherlands, including European and world championships, and multi-sport events. The initiative to organise an event always lies with the individual sports in question and their partners. In its talks with sports associations, the government will address the issues of maintaining public order at events and dealing with unacceptable conduct, for instance at high-risk matches. • The government will crack down more strongly on doping, match fixing, corruption and abuse in sport.
Sport. 23 (4) An agency contract shall be accompanied by a separate record signed by the 24 student-athlete or, if the athlete is a minor, the parent or guardian of the student- 25 athlete acknowledging that signing the contract may result in the loss of the 26 student-athlete's eligibility to participate in the student-athlete's sport.
Sport. (1) The sporting structures which are in a process of transformation in the territory specified in Article 3 of this Treaty shall be placed on a self-governing basis. The public authorities shall give moral and material support to sport in line with the distribution of competence under the Basic Law.
Sport. In the Infant School we aim to lay good foundations and engender an enthusiasm for participation in various sports. This is done by teaching the relevant basic skills necessary for ball games such as soccer and rugby, racket games such as tennis and cricket. When children have achieved trophies in sporting activities outside the school these are acknowledged and applauded in School Achievement Assemblies.
Sport. 3.4.1 All game, deer, wildfowl, xxxxxxxx, snipe and other wild birds listed in the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 Part I Schedule 2 their nests and eggs and all fish together with the exclusive right to go onto the Holding to rear, preserve, shoot, kill and take them away and to shoot, hunt, hawk, sport and fish (and to carry out normal associated activities) on or over the Holding.
Sport. Activities carry inherent risks, including but not limited to, running, sliding or slipping on surfaces; and coming into contact with equipment or other material used in the Activities.
Sport. The insurance does not apply to losses as a consequence of the insured participating in sports activities that yield an income for the insured due to the sport of an amount that exceeds one (1) price base amount per year (sports income). ‘Participate’ means both training and competing. Wages, costs allowance, winnings due to competing, appropriations for pension obligation, so-called appearance money, contribution by sponsors, income from advertising assignments and similar remuneration are regarded to be ’sports’ income. Income from capital due to the management of sports income is not counted as sports income. Nor does the insurance apply for losses as a consequence of a sport that the insured has been enrolled to engage in at a national sports college (RIG) or on a nationally approved sports programmes (NIU) to engage in. Consequently, the insurance does not apply to participation in either a competition or training of the sport in question.
Sport. 1. I have read and understand the terms of the Support Staff Agreement for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
