28 meeting, the council voted to disallow Waste Management’s requested increase that exceeded the allowable cap in the city’s contract. Waste Management of Texas, citing increases in diesel fuel prices, inflation and other costs, had requested an additional 5% increase, on top of the 5% cap authorized in the company’s contract with the city.
... the ongoing military operation in Ukraine, IOC head Thomas Bach said on Tuesday ... 3) Athletes who actively support the war can not compete 4) Athletes who are contracted to the Russian or Belarusian military or national security agencies can not compete," Bach told reporters.
The IOC recommended the barring of Russian and Belarusian athletes who support the war in Ukraine or contracted as personnel of military or national security agencies ... The IOC said countries involved in other military conflicts do not request the exclusion of athletes from the ...
“Due to the high material losses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, new supplies of material are required,” the treasury wrote, further arguing that a number of procurement and maintenance contracts for “needs-based sustainable equipment” of Kiev’s military need to be concluded immediately.
... as long as they have no military links ... But athletes from Russia and its military ally Belarus who have actively supported the war in Ukraine, or are “contracted to the military or national security agencies”, should not be cleared to compete as neutral individuals, Bach said.
... compete under a neutral flag but not if they support the ongoing military operation in Ukraine, IOC presidentThomas Bach said on Tuesday ... * Athletes who are contracted to the Russian or Belarusian military or national security agencies cannot compete," Bach told reporters.
At the same time, the IOC said teams composed of such athletes "cannot be considered," while athletes contracted to Russian and Belarusian militaries, as well as to any of their security agencies, should remain banned from competitions as well.
At the same time, the IOC said teams composed of such athletes “cannot be considered,” while athletes contracted to Russian and Belarusian militaries, as well as to any of their security agencies, should remain banned from competitions as well.
... as long as they have no military links ... But athletes from Russia and its military ally Belarus who have actively supported the war in Ukraine, or are “contracted to the military or national security agencies”, should not be cleared to compete as neutral individuals, Bach said.
a legal entry into the war legitimized a staggering increase in men and women serving in the military ... military ... dubbed the “military-industrial complex” ... With those profits they could easily offer support to politicians who in turn approved of their military supply contracts.
According to the guidelines, athletes from Russia and Belarus cannot take part in team events and must have a proven drugs testing record, while athletes who support the war or are contracted to their countries' military or national security agency are excluded ... .
The committee recommended that athletes with a Russian or a Belarusian passport must compete only as Individual Neutral Athletes with an exception for athletes who actively support the Ukraine war or are contracted to the Russian or Belarusian military or national security agencies ... On Feb ... .
... as long as they have no military links ... But athletes from Russia and its military ally Belarus who have actively supported the war in Ukraine, or are “contracted to the military or national security agencies”, should not be cleared to compete as neutral individuals, Bach said.
... as long as they have no military links ... But athletes from Russia and its military ally Belarus who have actively supported the war in Ukraine, or are “contracted to the military or national security agencies”, should not be cleared to compete as neutral individuals, Bach said.
They cannot take part in team events and must have a proven drugs testing record, while athletes who support the war or are contracted to their countries' military or national security agency are excluded.