Sentence examples for mello from inspiring English sources

"The idea is really to put the management's net worth at stake," says José Luiz Homem de Mello of Pinheiro Neto, a São Paulo law firm.Yet imposing stricter standards of liability has costs.

Surely Millevaches, a plateau in the Massif Central, is a place where a thousand cows might graze: maybe, but the name is derived from the Celtic "mello" and probably the Latin "vacius"—and so actually means "empty hill-top .Christine Geoffroy's book is equally accessible, but not (at least to thill-top .Christineiewer) as much fun.

Mr Vieira de Mello hopes that two recent changes will help.

Despite the criticisms, Mr de Mello says he is satisfied that his administration has created the institutions it was meant to create.

Experienced executives are loth to forgo such reassuring goodies by resigning.Anil de Mello, who started Mobuzz, a Spanish online-video firm, in 2005, watched his fledgling company implode with the onset of the financial crisis.

João Pinho de Mello of Insper business school uses consumer-price levels and government-approval ratings (which are on the rise as Ms Rousseff has used ample media exposure to play up her successes).

We had this 17-year-old kid called João [Mello], who had just turned up from Brazil, playing saxophone.

Sergio Vieira de Mello, the head of UNTAET, has complained that his mission had arrived with "a bunch of generalists", when what he needed were people with experiences of the nuts and bolts of running public services.

But while we know all about his views on globalisation it is a pity that we know nothing about his views on refugee protection ("Ruud surprise", October 28th).You are wrong in lumping together as "egomaniacs" Sergio Vieira de Mello (his correct name) and Bernard Kouchner.

"Evil minds are very creative," says Sergio Vieira de Mello, who is in charge the closest thing the new country has to a government, the United Nations Transitional Administration for East Timor (UNTAET .The four-wheel-drive vehicles arrived with the UN and the waves of international aid workers who are trying to help the East Timorese put their country back together again.

Its chief, Sergio Vieira de Mello, who during the transition period has been virtual head of state, will formally hand over his authority to the president-elect, Xanana Gusmao, a former guerrilla commander and the most idolised man in the country.