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What is the name of the organization that is in control of the Olympics?
The International Olympic Committee, or IOC.
What was the Olympics capital in 1993?
The International Olympic Committee gave Lausanne, the name of Olympic Capital in 1993. This was done in recognition of its long history and efforts for the Olympic games.
Name the former international olympic committee president who died in April 2010.?
Juan Antonio Samaranch. Type your answer here...
Who has won the most medals in olympic skiing for the US?
Soccer is not in the Olympics!Correction:Of course soccer is in the Olympics. The international name for soccer is "football." The International Olympic Committee(IOC) uses the international name, but it absolutely includes football/soccer in the Olympics!!!!Jeff BenjaminManager-Ticketing, Manager-Venue Planning, ControllerLos Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee - 1984Yes. Check out the link belowhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_at_the_Summer_Olympics#Men.27s_medal_table
Name the head of the olympic committee at the end of the twentieth century?
Jacques Rogge
What is the name of Greeces international airline?
The greek national airline is called "Olympic Airways" or just "Olympic".
What is the name of the committee that runs the olympic games?
The commitee that runs the olympics is the IOC. It is run by Jaques Rogge
Who is the man responsible for reviving the modern Olympics and where is he from?
The founder of the modern Olympic Games was a Frenchman by the name of Pierre de Coubertin, who was born in the French Capital, Paris, in 1863. He was also the President of the International Olympic Committee and remained as an honorary presidednt until his death in 1937, when he passed away in the Swiss city of Geneva.
Abbreiation gbr stands for great Britain r?
The abbreviation "GBR" stands for Great Britain and is often used in various contexts, including sports, international codes, and more. It is derived from the full name of the country, which includes England, Scotland, and Wales. In international sporting events, "GBR" represents the British Olympic team and other national teams.
Why is the abbreviation for the International System of Units SI instead of IS?
Because the system was developed by the French who chose to name it in their own language.
The SI system of measurement?
It is the International System of Units, which gets its abbreviation from its French name: Systeme (first e with a grave accent) international d'unites (e with an acute accent).
Is IS short for he iternational system of measurement?
No, "the international system is known by the abbreviation of its name in French and so, it is the SI system..
