Translation of "Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 1980 pour handicapés " (French → English) :

1980 Olympic Winter Games for the Disabled

European Summer Special Olympic Games

Paralympic Games [ Paralympics | Olympics for the Disabled | Olympiad for the Physically Disabled | International Games for the Disabled | International Stoke Mandeville Games | Stoke Mandeville Games ]

XV Olympic Winter Games [ Calgary 1988 Olympic Winter Games | Calgary '88 | 1988 Olympic Winter Games ]

Olympic Winter Games (1) | Winter Olympic Games (2) | Winter Olympics (3)

Paralympic Games | Paralympics | para-olympics | Paraplegic Games | Paraplegic Olympics

Winter Olympics

[9] In its Green Paper on public procurement, the Commission was thus able to state that the anticipation of certain events was an effective preventive element, limiting considerably the risk of incorrect application (e.g.: dialogue with the Greek authorities about the major works for the 2004 Olympic Games and with the Italian authorities for the Winter Olympics).

In addition to two other Poppy coins in 2008 and 2010, this gave us themes such as: “Lucky Loonies” for every summer and winter Olympic and Paralympic Games since the legendary Salt Lake City Games of 2002; the Centennial of Saskatchewan and Alberta, where the public was invited for the first time to vote online for the winning designs of these two coins; the Pink Ribbon campaign; Quebec City's 400th anniversary; the centennials of the Montreal Canadiens and the Saskatchewan Roughriders; and from 2007 to 2010, we produced 17 coins for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Games. Public online voting was ...[+++] also reintroduced to select the final themes that appeared on our 25¢ coins, celebrating the Top Three Moments in Canadian Winter Games history.

The 1988 winter Olympic Games in Calgary were a big improvement over the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal, and the 2010 winter Olympic and Paralympic Games in Vancouver will be a big improvement over the winter Olympic Games in Calgary.

At a press conference today, Environment Commissioner Stavros Dimas congratulated the representatives of the Torino Winter Olympics Organising Committee (TOROC) for rigorously applying these EU standards and tools from the planning to the execution of work at the Olympic sites.