guarco造句

• One of his first decisions was to have Niccol?Guarco imprisoned in Lerici.
• Guarco fled the city and found refuge in Finale.
• Part of that is due to the trend toward consolidation and foreign investment, Guarco said.
• He stayed away from Genoa under the following two dogeships of Antoniotto Adorno and Nicol?Guarco.
• Nicol?stayed in office until August 17 when he stepped down in favor of Antonio Guarco.
• Besides football, he owns an inflatable games rental company in El Tejar de El Guarco where he lives.
• The crisis came to an acme when Isnardo Guarco organized a revolt in the newly reconquered territories near Tuscany.
• In 1564 Juan Vazquez de Coronado moved the local government from Garcimu駉z to El Guarco and called it Cartago.
• "' Antonio Guarco "'was a politician and statesman who became doge of the Republic of Genoa.
• And the comparison has changed little since then, said Philip Guarco, senior credit officer at Moody's Investors Service in New York.
• "' Ariel Guarco "'is an Argentinian cooperative leader, who has undertaken a cooperative movement development process in his country.
• Guarco is a regular speaker in different Universities, Seminars, Conferences and Congresses related to the Solidary Economy sector both in his home country and in foreign countries.
• As a result, they were left with huge amounts of bad debt, said Philip Guarco, vice president and senior credit officer at Moody's Investor Service.
• "' El Guarco "'is the eighth Cartago in Costa Rica . and has a population of 43, 415 ( estimate as of 2013 ).
• "What we've seen is the globalization of the Mexican banking system, " said Philip Guarco, vice president and senior credit officer at Moody's Investor Service.
• "This is just one more sign of the convergence of the financial systems of both countries, " said Philip Guarco, a banking analyst at Moody's Investors Service.
• Antoniotto Adorno quickly gained the heart of the people and on April 6, 1383, he forced Nicol?Guarco to abandon the dogeship ( but not to be elected doge after him ).
• The participation of the de Noli in the Guarco's ruling of Genoa in alliance with the Fieschi would have, years afterwards, dramatic consequences for Antonio de Noli and his brother Bartholomew.
• But the leaders of the " popolani " party were wary of the ambitious young Adorno and, a few hours later, the elected Nicol?Guarco the new doge of the Republic.
• That's a far cry from the attitude less than 10 year ago, when many banks lacked even minimal controls, said Philip Guarco, vice president and senior credit officer at Moody's Investor Service.