| Stam has been recalled to the Dutch national squad for their friendly with Spain tomorrow night just weeks after returning from his doping ban. |
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| This may sound innocuous, but it is an important development and it could be key to dealing with doping in the future. |
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| The culprit, he believes, was the highly flammable cellulose doping compound used to coat the fabric covering and make it taut. |
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| The use of doping substances or doping methods that enhance performance is cheating, unfair and contrary to the spirit of fair competition. |
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| He is a former jockey turned trainer, who has admitted to doping horses and trying to fix races. |
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| He admitted to doping riders, and he and a team doctor were charged with drug-law violations and briefly jailed. |
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| He is a coach more notorious for doping his athletes than for their on-track successes. |
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| In later studies one should ask whether doping agents were administered with needles and whether the needles were shared. |
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| The first factor complicating the fight against doping, he said, is the imperfect art of testing. |
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| Forensic analysis of urine, blood and hair revealed no traces of doping products. |
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| With the Olympic Games in Athens overshadowed by recent doping controversies, Paddy believes in the Corinthian spirit. |
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| A knee injury, a doping ban and problems with his former team all combined to knock his career off course. |
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| The fraud squad has been investigating doping in sport, a criminal offence in Italy, since the start of the year. |
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| She thinks that doping investigations are unfairly prosecutorial, and that the punishments are less about the athletes and more about politics. |
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| Canada has been a leader in trying to control doping and having proper judging at all sports events. |
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| He said the inspection would include the pitch, dressing rooms, doping control rooms and the Press centres. |
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| Her promising career was overshadowed by the doping scandal, when she was accused of taking a derivative of the steroid nandrolone. |
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| Reports suggest that he was found with a plastic bag and some tubing while in doping control. |
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| Ben Johnson originally won that race but was later stripped of his title for doping. |
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| Unlike the Olympics, training is optional and competitors are not subjected to doping tests. |
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| And that, according to any number of people here, is the acid test of the world's new-found determination to stamp out doping. |
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| But this was the year when the race nearly came off the rails, as the mirky world of doping in professional cycling was laid bare for all to see. |
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| In a sport beset by serious doping problems, he was always regarded as a torch-bearer. |
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| The court case was brought after he was thrown out of the tour for suspected doping. |
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| Hydroxide defect doping is necessary to overcome kinetic barriers to this ordering. |
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| Recent research has discovered that a semiconductor can be made magnetic by doping it with an impurity. |
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| The rules require the title to revert to the original champion if a triumphant challenger fails of a doping test. |
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| Not testing is cheaper and easier than testing, and your athletes are much less likely to be busted for doping. |
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| Varmint hunters and long-range target shooters know all too well the esoteric science of wind doping. |
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| The repercussions of the controversy around the alleged doping by three of Bulgaria's champion weightlifters continue to reverberate. |
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| We have gone to extraordinary lengths to screen every single athlete on this team to make sure they're not in danger of inadvertent doping. |
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| I knew about the allegations of doping, but I didn't know them in great detail. |
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| Less excusably, he says, many simply turned a blind eye to the health risks of doping. |
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| The IFBB Executive Council voted to extend doping controls to the top five finalists in each category so that IFBB medals would be awarded only to drug-free athletes. |
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| Contador, the three-time Tour winner who tested positive on the Tour's final rest day last summer, has denied doping. |
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| This creates pressure to win by fair means or foul and particularly by means of doping, which is becoming ever harder to detect. |
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| We can only hope that you will make some proper headway with the people who always make out that they would fight doping. |
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| I believe that this week will prove to be a truly crucial moment in the historic fight against doping. |
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| Nevertheless, the term doping in common parlance refers to any use of stimulants, whether by professional athletes or schoolchildren. |
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| He helped athletes to cheat, using drugs that broke sport's doping laws. |
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| The Government of Canada will take steps at home to undertake public education to warn of the effects of doping. |
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| Admitting to a doping past is Armstrong's first step towards lessening his lifetime ban from cycling. |
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| Let there be no mistake: doping threatens the good name not merely of individuals but of sport itself. |
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| All efforts, therefore, must be made to stamp out the scourge of doping in sport. |
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| You will be asked to sign a form confirming that you have been notified for doping control. |
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| It also involves the organization of public speaking, poster and essay competitions which are designed to increase awareness of doping in sport. |
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| On the one hand, doping is contrary to the ideals of athleticism, as put forward in the Olympic Charter on sport. |
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| Significant segregation and diffusion of the Mn doping profile is confirmed by secondary ion mass spectroscopical analysis. |
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| I believe that racism, doping, and the treatment of sportswomen and sportsmen as commodities have left deep scars on the image of fair play. |
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| Blood doping, including the use of autologous, homologous or heterologous blood or red blood cell products of any origin. |
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| Kemp is in charge of the planning and day-to-day operations of the testing element of Canada's doping control program. |
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| In terms of consumption, narcotics, anabolic substances or other doping agents can also be classed in this category. |
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| In March, Nike caused a furore by signing Justin Gatlin, the US sprinter who has served two bans for doping. |
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| When it comes to preventing and eliminating doping there should not be any lazy compromises either. |
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| Outline the activities that will be undertaken to ensure that adequate doping control procedures are in place during the event. |
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| In 2002, two players of the Dutch national football team were accused of doping with Nandrolon and subsequently banned from playing. |
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| Mr. Speaker, Canadians are all aware that doping in sports remains an ongoing issue in the world's sporting community. |
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| For some people, innovation in sport means a determined search for new and clever means of doping. |
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| The current generation of athletes has grown up in an era of doping. |
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| His ban from racing for doping horses was extended by 20 years. |
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| They got away with doping its cyclists with their own oxygenated blood. |
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| And he pointed an accusatory finger beyond riders to irresponsible managers and the shady doctors who enable a doping culture. |
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| Even when doping athletes are caught, they often beat the rap. |
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| One possible way to defuse the financial incentives and advantages to doping is to legalize it. |
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| There are powerful forces aligned to prevent another doping scandal. |
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| He admitted that he cheated in each and every one of his Tour de France wins by blood doping and the use of EPO and testosterone. |
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| All the doping scandals at the Games involved weightlifting. |
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| In your opinion, was it humanly possible to win the Tour de France, seven times in a row, without doping? |
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| Let's also not get too sniffy about doping as others test positive, or are thrown out like one European athlete overnight for a positive test at a July meeting. |
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| If I had to put my finger on the exact appeal, it is the sheer weirdly muscled brass neck of everyone suspected of being involved in a doping cover up. |
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| He said riders have always considered Armstrong two years ahead of the peloton when it came to doping. |
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| The UCI notes the media speculation surrounding the interview and reports that he has finally come clean and admitted doping during his cycling career. |
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| There were two negative topics in the debate: violence and doping. |
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| Three years ago he was described by USADA as ringleader of the most sophisticated doping programme that cycling has ever seen. |
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| Drug control is an important part of the fight against doping in sport and a key obligation under Article 11 of the Convention, however, the costs of testing were preclusive for some States Parties. |
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| While a ' reprimand' can be considered the lowest degree of penalization, it is still not exoneration, where the doping charges are dropped. |
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| The Court of Arbitration for Sport dismissed both appeals, ruling that it appeared more than likely that the miniscule amount of cocaine found in Gasquet's urine did not come from doping or regular use of the drug. |
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| The latter obtained this contract of 200'000 euros, which prevented the trainer from speaking more openly about the doping scandal so as not to compromise Salzburg's candidacy, from the hands of Walter Mayer's wife. |
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| The participants also underlined the importance of carrying out a thoroughgoing, international combat against doping through the preparation of an international legal instrument under public law. |
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| In that context, doping, which undermines fundamental ethical values, endangers athletes' health and thwarts the rules and honesty, has become the gravest threat to the credibility and integrity of sport. |
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| The Code clarifies the responsibilities of stakeholders in the fight against doping and brings harmonization where rules or policies previously varied between different sports and countries. |
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| But with Gatlin, the 2004 Olympic 100m champion who was banned for doping from 2006-10, the doubts are sounded so frequently they become almost like a form of tinnitus. |
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| The collaboration in Canada between governments and the Canadian sport community attests to a complementary effort in the prevention of and fight against doping in sport. |
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| Any time someone has looked like superwoman in the history of our sport they have later been found guilty of doping. |
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| It is also the first step towards testifying against anyone in the world of cycling who may have known about the extent of his doping and perhaps allowed it to continue unchecked. |
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| It was okay for the upper class to shoot up and drink their laudanum, but the perception was that working-class women were doping up their babies so they could go off to work in the factories. |
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| However, this work will come to nothing unless the public authorities and the sporting organisations tackle the root causes of the rise in doping. |
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| After creatine monohydrate, another doping which is commonly used by athletes is ginseng. |
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| A biological passport is an individual, electronic record for each rider, in which the results of all doping tests over a period of time are collated. |
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| For many fans, the renewal of Astana's licence, after their high-profile string of doping positives, is a significantly greater issue than whether one Australian sought to give his compatriot an advantage. |
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| The Rider shall only leave the doping control station if authorized by the Anti-Doping Inspector and under continuous observation by the Anti-Doping Inspector or a chaperone. |
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| The serious dangers with which phenomena such as violence, doping and commercial excesses threaten its moral values, image and prestige pervert its very nature and change its educative and health-promoting function. |
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| When it came to doping, the new hormones had an attractive feature. |
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| You're allowed to delay your arrival at the doping control station if you need to, for example, finish your cool-down or attend a medal ceremony, but you will be accompanied by a chaperone the entire time. |
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| Bribery and doping allegations in football and athletics are threatening to drag sportswear maker Nike into two simultaneous PR crises that could tarnish the iconic swoosh brand. |
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| Condemning doping, violence and forms of intolerance, they also reaffirmed their commitment to tackling the problems that are debasing the Olympic ideals and the educational values of sport. |
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| Portugalov was also one of the main figures involved in the implementation of the Russian doping program prior to the 2016 Summer Olympics. |
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| The result is that athletes are now subject to the doping control measures of WADA and the terms of the Code on at least two grounds. |
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| The last couple of years had raised hopes that Indian weightlifters had finally learnt their lessons and chosen to stay away from doping. |
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| The deception associated with doping is now spread so far and so wide, that there are some sports where every single individual who breaks a record falls under suspicion. |
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| Animal welfare advocates have decried these doping practices for years. |
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| A total of six athletes had initially tested positive for doping after blood sample retests from Beijing were conducted months after the Games. |
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| It is clearly associated with the hygroscopic RE halogenides used for the doping. |
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| His ex-wife knew about his doping, and forbade him from continuing. |
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| In pithiness, the effect of doping polymer PiBMA into the pure EBHA NLC has been investigated. |
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| He also made doping a priority issue by launching vast research and control programmes. |
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| The country's media dragged them into a doping scandal after world champion runer Marta Dominguez, 36, was arrested with 13 others last week. |
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| An athlete disqualification after a positive test of doping will invalidate his results, eliminate him for the ranking of the event and he will lose all his prices, points and medals. |
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| It is therefore very important for athletes to understand not only what is prohibited, but also what might potentially cause an inadvertent doping violation. |
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| People in sport are doing what they can to address that problem, but we still do not always know whether the best man or woman wins, because some competitors may be doping. |
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| Consequently, the wet weight and myofiber cross-sectional area of the targeted muscle were increased by local gene doping. |
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| Furthermore the election of Jacques Rogge at the head of the IOC means that the European Union will have an ally in the fight against doping at the highest level. |
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| Among the doping materials are electron acceptors such as iodine and antimony pentachloride. |
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| But the evidence suggests that EPO produced as a result of gene therapy will be far harder to distinguish. In fact, EPO doping may already have happened. |
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| Very little is known about the extent of the phenomenon, as doping in sport remains a taboo, controversial subject, never mentioned in sports circles. |
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| No national or international sports body or federation, including the International Olympics Committee, assimilates the use of electrostimulation to a doping practice or bans the use of this technique. |
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| The practice of doping is not restricted to an elite group of top-level athletes but is affecting younger and younger children, who follow the example of their elders. |
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| An example that made international headlines was the positive doping case of a professional cyclist who had taken an herbal supplement purported to contain Ephedra. |
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| You should provide information on the doping control form about any prescription or non-prescription medication or supplements you have taken recently. |
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| Buddy Crawford ought to be punished for doping Residual and giving her a life-threatening case of pleuropneumonia, but the filly battles back and survives. |
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| The opening of a light switchable band gap and the shifting of the Dirac point in graphene through non-covalent doping with photochromic molecules. |
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| Documents obtained in 2016 revealed the Soviet Union's plans for a statewide doping system in track and field in preparation for the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. |
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| The International Olympic Committee is investigating the silver and bronze medalists in the men's hammer throw in Beijing for suspected doping offences. |
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| This means that a tennis player or soccerer has to be punished for a doping offence in exactly the same way as a track and field athlete, a canoeist or a skier. |
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| Athletics in Kenya has come under scrutiny in the wake of Russia's provisional suspension by world governing body the IAAF following WADA's revelations of systematic doping. |
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| Nevertheless, there are many reported doping cases in professional sports. |
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| Take, for instance, the snooty attitude to betting, which has been named by no less than IOC president Jacques Rogge as being as big a threat to the Games as doping. |
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| On Monday an anti-doping commission report alleged widespread corruption in Russia, triggering one of the biggest doping scandals in sporting history. |
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| The IAAF cleared her of a French doping charge in July last year. |
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