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English term or phrase:
ITO
English answer:
international technical official
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Kim Metzger
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What do ITO initials stand for in this context:
“ITO” means an official referee, judge, member of the AIBA Arbitration Board or other technical official appointed in connection with the Championships and authorised and recognised as such by AIBA;
(it might be "International Technical Official", but I'm not quite shure. I must translate this into spanish, so the initials might have to be changed; the order certainly has)
“ITO” means an official referee, judge, member of the AIBA Arbitration Board or other technical official appointed in connection with the Championships and authorised and recognised as such by AIBA;
(it might be "International Technical Official", but I'm not quite shure. I must translate this into spanish, so the initials might have to be changed; the order certainly has)
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May 19, 2007 11:53: Cagdas Karatas Created KOG entry
May 19, 2007 12:19: Kim Metzger changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/661952">Cagdas Karatas's</a> old entry - "ITO"" to ""international technical officer""
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international technical officer
that could be...
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http://www.sportingpulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-3653-0-0-0&s...
Look for technical officer in this reference please.
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http://www.sportingpulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-3653-0-0-0&s...
Look for technical officer in this reference please.
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Kim Metzger
: I'd feel more comfortable if you were able to link the abbreviation to the sport of boxing.
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Is it a matter of ability? I just wanted to propose an abbreviation that is recorded on the site and it sounds logical :)
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NTO - national technical official
This might be it.
AIBA will nominate the technical delegates, juries, medical juries to conduct the tournament, host country can send 3 AIBA R/Js. Meanwhile BOCOG will nominate 6 NTOs (national technical officials) to officiate in the tournament.
http://www.boxing2007.org/en/oc/2007-04-20/4116.html
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ITO International Technical Official Sport Volume 2
http://www.gameslegacy.com/files/volume5.pdf
AIBA will nominate the technical delegates, juries, medical juries to conduct the tournament, host country can send 3 AIBA R/Js. Meanwhile BOCOG will nominate 6 NTOs (national technical officials) to officiate in the tournament.
http://www.boxing2007.org/en/oc/2007-04-20/4116.html
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Note added at 27 mins (2007-05-19 11:41:31 GMT)
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ITO International Technical Official Sport Volume 2
http://www.gameslegacy.com/files/volume5.pdf
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