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winter olympic games

winter olympic games
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • an Olympics for winter sports

    Synoniemen

    Hyperoniemen


    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. Summer and Winter Olympic Games, live and with excerpts;
    2. The Summer and Winter Olympic Games, organised by the International Olympic Committee;
    3. Another important aspect that has been explored is the possibility of using eco-labelled products at ‘mega-events’ such as world championships, the Olympic Games or festivals, etc. Results have been very positive, as for example during the Athens Olympic Games 2004 and the Winter Olympic Games 2006 in Turin.
    4. A number of the events listed in the Belgian measures, including the summer and winter Olympic Games as well as the World Cup Finals and the European Football Championship Finals tournaments (men), fall within the category of events traditionally considered to be of major importance for society, as referred to explicitly in recital 18 of Directive 97/36/EC.
    5. A significant number of the events listed in the UK measures, including the summer and winter Olympic Games as well as the World Cup Finals and the European Championship Finals tournaments, fall within the category of events traditionally considered to be of major importance for society, as referred to explicitly in recital 18 of Directive 97/36/EC.
    6. A number of the events listed in the Austrian measures, including the summer and winter Olympic games, the World Cup and the European Championship football matches involving the Austrian national team as well as the opening matches, the semi-finals and the finals of these tournaments (men), fall within the category of events traditionally considered to be of major importance for society, as referred to explicitly in recital 18 of Directive 97/36/EC.
    7. A significant number of the events listed in the Italian measures, including the summer and winter Olympic games, the World Cup and the European Championship football matches involving the Italian national team, as well as the finals of these tournaments, fall within the category of events traditionally considered to be of major importance for society, as referred to explicitly in recital 18 of Directive 97/36/EC.