salgado in A Sentence

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Real do not want Ronaldo to leave: Salgado.

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This is my land,” Salgado said.

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In the words of the International Monetary Fund's India mission chief Ranil Salgado, the $2.6 trillion elephant that is the Indian economy is starting to run.

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It remains at the doors, yes, occupying the eleventh place in the classification, despite the level demonstrated by chef Juan Manuel Salgado and his kitchen assistant,

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Releasing the report of its annual consultations with India, IMF's mission chief for India, Ranil Salgado said that India contributes 15 per cent of the growth in the global economy in purchasing power parity measures.

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Companies like Google, which do not comply with the proposed Brazilian rules, could be barred from doing business in a very important market or have to pay“hundreds of millions of dollars in fines,” Salgado said.

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Following reports of U.S. surveillance programs like Prism, some governments are taking measures to limit the flow of information over the Internet between their country and the U.S., Richard Salgado, director for law enforcement and information security at Google, told the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology and the Law, in written testimony.

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Following reports of U.S. surveillance programs, some governments like Brazil are taking measures to limit the flow of information over the Internet between their country and the U.S., Richard Salgado, director for law enforcement and information security at Google, told the U.S. Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology and the Law, in written testimony last year.

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