Noun:

ਪੱਲਾਗ੍ਰਹਿਤਾ,

amateurism's Usage Examples:

"What is amateurism?".

Barrie classic 1904 play Peter Pan, and ruin it through amateurism and personal rivalries.

At the start of the 1999–00 season, however, he incurred a six-game suspension from the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); it retroactively ruled that his high school living arrangement had breached its bylaws on amateurism.

For many years, the question of amateurism posed a problem.

" Chris Laidlaw writing of the open secret of shamateurism in Soviet sport said: "So far as the East Europeans and the Russians.

Sporting amateurism was a zealously guarded ideal in the 19th century, especially among the.

However, in the spirit of amateurism he entered for the shot put and the discus instead.

"The general impression is of amateurism and gaucheness".

League rugby saw Abbey start in South West 1 East with a declared policy of amateurism aiming to cultivate rugby within the community; membership has thrived and leading it to adopt the name Reading Abbey; the club is proud that its finances are sound and the 22 acres are owned outright without any borrowings.

Dave Marsh, writing in Rolling Stone, condemns it completely, feeling that inspired amateurism works only when the players aspire to something better.

Of underlying importance to the concept of amateurism were the schools, universities and other centres of education in which.

the ITA was the empowerment it gave athletes to challenge the existing shamateurism by forming a framework for the movement that eventually allowed athletes.

As financial and political stakes in high-level were becoming higher, shamateurism became.

Synonyms:

article of faith, conviction, strong belief,

Antonyms:

acquittal, unbelief,