IOC
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Comité Olímpico Internacional
- Finally, the IOC put the energetic Gianna Angelopoulos-Daskalaki, who had led the Athens 2004 bid, in charge.
- International Olympic Committee (IOC)
- Olympic Committee (IOC)
- Committee (IOC)
And that pressure led the IOC, the Olympic Committee to take action.
- And that pressure led the IOC, the Olympic Committee to take action.
- And the way got taken down automatically is because the IOC has that video uploaded.
- And yet the IOC accepted one flawed study and just threw it right in.
- You, you have advised the IOC, the International Olympic Committee on guidelines regarding sex reassignment and hyper androgynism.
- Historically, it's the teams or it's the IOC or it's the USOC.
- Heads must roll within the IOC to account for this unthinkable justice against women.
Examples
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The IOC is responsible for setting the rules and guidelines for the Olympic Games.
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And that pressure led the IOC, the Olympic Committee to take action.
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Like I say, you follow what the IOC has done in the past.
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"I intend to note that the IOC denied the request," he said.
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I think drugs will only be brought to light with the IOC always double- and triple-checking.
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An IOC session took place for the first time in Los Angeles in 1932.
Academic text (1995) -
The idea of regional miniature Olympic games was suggested at the IOC meeting in Paris in 1919.
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The International Olympic Committee's (IOC) decision was a serious blow to Chinese pride and ambition.
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But the International Olympic Committee (IOC), unconvinced of Greece's ability to host the Games, awarded them instead to Atlanta.
Academic text (2004) -
During the meeting, the IOC discussed the future of the Olympic events and their global impact.
Synonyms
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An organization that runs the modern Olympic Games around the world
The group that organizes the modern Olympic Games
Surface Forms
Etymology
IOC is an abbreviation made from the first letters of International Olympic Committee, which means the 'organization' that runs the Olympic Games. Think of it like the initials in BBC or UN, so IOC names the group that organizes and oversees the modern Olympics.