Examples of using Blatter in English and their translations into German
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I took some photos and then got to meet Sepp Blatter.
On Saturday and Sunday the blatter was emptied again at the vets office.
I promised to help as well,for which Kopp let me borrow his precious fast horse Blatter.
FIFA President Sepp Blatter, however, gave his full backing to allowing the use of vuvuzelas at the 2010 World Cup.
The echo showed that there was something present in the blatter that should not be there.
There is no reason for Blatter to resign since he has done nothing wrong, some commentators write.
In 2002, he ran for president of FIFA butwas defeated by current president Sepp Blatter.
We are particularly thrilled with the 2016 Award from the Sepp Blatter Foundation because it is the first big award from the canton of Valais.
The detailed derivations of the equations follows in paragraph 9, as far as they arenot already done in the papers of Heinz Blatter[1] 2.
Outraged I am outraged that you chose to publish a picture of Sepp Blatter to grace the cover of the April 2012"Swiss Review.
As reported by other EU media, the case of corruption at the EPO bears an uncannyresemblance to the international scandal surrounding Sepp Blatter at the FIFA.
Dunant, Friedrich Dürrenmatt, Alberto Giacometti,Christoph Blocher and Sepp Blatter- and a few other names that the Swiss either love or loathe.
Since Blatter took office Fifa has put over two billion dollars into sport-related social development measures all over the world, including Africa….
A range of options are available to companies andprivate individuals wishing to support the Sepp Blatter Foundation on a long-term basis.
It is a great pleasure for the Sepp Blatter Foundation to be able to present the 2016 Award, with prize money of CHF 25,000, to the Musikdorf Ernen Festival.
With the long-term commitment to the CBA League, Tissot builds on the league's professional development and its potential for effective sponsorship activation»,says Infront's President& CEO Philippe Blatter.
Today I am not aware of any indication of corruption against Blatter,” the former director general of the International Olympic Committee said.
Sepp Blatter, the president of FIFA, soccer's global governing body, has been pushing a plan to limit to five the number of foreign players that club teams would be allowed to have on the field.
FIFA claims it is the victim of corrupt individuals, despite widespread criticism that bribe-taking was embedded in its culture in the presidencies of Joao Havelange and Sepp Blatter. FIFA wants compensation from those accused for the damage illegal actions caused to FIFA's brand, reputation and business relationships.
Even if FIFA President Sepp Blatter recently proclaimed his intention to make women's football as big as the men's game, the 79-year-old will probably never see that day.
In that context, the agreement proposed by FIFA has not been signed by the Commission, yet the Commission in the letter which Mr Monti,as lead Commissioner in this matter, sent to Mr Blatter stated that if the fine principles contained in the FIFA proposal are put into practice then the Commission may not have to issue a ban.
Who can forget the disdain with which Blatter and numerous leaders from the worlds of politics and football(notably in France) treated the journalists who uncovered Fifa's dirty deeds.
Blatter held a press conference in Ramallah where he said that on May 19, 2015, he had met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who had expressed willingness to resolve the problem and to make it easier for Palestinian athletes to move between locations in Judea and Samaria.
On the day prior to the much awaited FIFA Executive Committee,the BWI delegation met with President Sepp Blatter and Dr. Theo Zwanziger who has been assigned to oversee a special committee to address in the words of FIFA officials“appalling and horrendous” conditions of migrant workers in Qatar.
If Blatter genuinely cares about FIFA, he knows that remaining there would mean dragging the organization further into disrepute, damaging whatever positive contributions he has made, and quite possibly being forced to leave under a cloud.
After the recently reelected FIFA president, the Swiss Joseph"Sepp" Blatter, surprisingly resigned on June 3 amidst a corruption scandal that hit the supreme football organization, Twitter users started to speculate not about who might become the next leader, but what would happen if they were.
Mr Joseph Blatter- Seppli for us- is a real gentleman, someone who has worked well and who never did anything bad at FIFA,” said one man, declining to give his name.
In 2013, the Sepp Blatter Foundation decided on an exceptional basis to present its award- for the second year running- to a humanitarian-social institution in the Upper Valais in recognition of its extraordinary commitment and dedication to helping people with special needs.
FIFA President Sepp Blatter stated recentky that this global governing organization must introduce harsher punishments to battle these issues, adding that FIFA was now even willing to"eliminate teams from a competition or deduct points" to that effect.
It is extraordinary that a 75-year-old man, Sepp Blatter, is going to be returned to power as President of one of the world's leading sports organisations, having been in power now since 1998, especially when you consider that the vast majority of the players- probably 99% of them- are under 30 years of age.