... game across Europe where it evolved into,or added to, various local mob football games. Another popularteam gamewas thehockeylike pila paganica, but thereare onlytwo fleetingreferences to thisby Martial andno clear idea oftherules. As ...
... (PILA).18 The PILA addresses such issues as the arbitrability of disputes, the constitution of the tribunal, grounds and procedures for challenging arbitrators and awards, as well as certain procedural issues. The organization of CAS and ...
... PILA Article 190(2) (d) PILA Article 190(2) (e) PILA Partially upheld (violation of Article 190(2)(d) PILA) 4A_684/2014 Club A. v. B. D http://www.swlegal. ch/Publications/ Arbitration-Case- Digest.aspx (1 September 2015) ASA Bulletin ...
... pila pedalis , was banned , as Strutt put it ' not , perhaps from any particular objection to the sport in itself , but because it co - operated , with other favourite amusements , to impede the progress of archery ' . 26 Handball , pila ...
... Pila, P. R. E. Crocker, D. E. Mack, P. M. Wilson, J. Brunet, and K. C. Kowalski. “Changes in Body-Related Self ... Sport: A Scoping Review.” Psychology of Sport and Exercise 42 (May 1, 2019): 48–57. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.psychsport ...
... Sport 2020, 458 seq., pp. 468, 469, with a critical review by Bechtel (2020); ... PILA and are therefore subject to a review by the sole SFT.33,34 Swiss ... sports are provided in the law despite of the quite different circumstances of the ...
... game may also , perhaps , be referred the following passages : - Multa tuæ , Sparte , miramur jura palæstræ Sed mage virginei tot bona gymnasii ; Quod non infames exercet corpore ludos Inter luctantes nuda puella viros ; Cum pila veloci ...
... Pila, E., deJonge, M., Solomon-Krakus, S., & Sabiston, C. M. (2020). “Can you move your fat ass of the baseline?” Exploring the sport experiences of adolescent girls with body image concerns. Qualitative Research in Sport and Exercise ...
... pila “ball” probably refers to “three-corner ball” (pila trigonalis), a Greek sport (cf. discus in line 13) played in gymnasia, palaestrae and in larger bath complexes; see Schmeling ad Petr. 27.2 pila prasina and 27.3 numerabat pilas. As a ...
... pila “ball” probably refers to “three-corner ball” (pila trigonalis), a Greek sport (cf. discus in line 13) played in gymnasia, palaestrae and in larger bath complexes; see Schmeling ad Petr. 27.2 pila prasina and 27.3 numerabat pilas. As a ...