Cáceres

/ ˈkaθeres /

noun

1. a city in W Spain: held by the Moors (1142–1229). Pop: 87 088 (2003 est)

Example Sentences

Referencing the “+57” lyric, “Turned off her phone so she wouldn’t get caught / Baby is bad, but she’s smart,” the agency’s general director Astrid Cáceres Cárdenas alleged the song alludes to the country’s network of human trafficking, in which young girls are invited to parties where they are vulnerable to sexual exploitation.

From Los Angeles Times

“It’s not a booming growth business, but there’s no reason for Boeing to get out anytime soon,” said Marco Caceres, an aerospace analyst at Teal Group, noting the continuing demand for the large satellites made at the facility despite changes in the industry.

From Los Angeles Times

Caceres said manufacturing large satellites remains lucrative for now, though the trend has been for networks of thousands of smaller satellites, such as SpaceX’s Starlink broadband network.

From Los Angeles Times

Daniel Cáceres Bartra, regional representative for Hispanoamérica for the Sustainable Ocean Alliance, an organization with observer status at the ISA, said, “The reason we were supporting Leticia was not because of the moratorium or precautionary pause. It was because we thought the ISA needed a change of face and also somebody that would be willing to dialogue with NGOs and observers. We think she’s much more open for that.”

From Salon

“For all practical purposes, SpaceX has become the player in the launch market. It’s never good to have a monopoly,” said aerospace analyst Marco Caceres of Teal Group, who applauded the flight’s initial success.

From Los Angeles Times