Olympio

[ uh-lim-pee-oh ]

noun

1. Syl·va·nus [sil-, vey, -n, uh, s], 1902–63, African statesman: first president of the Republic of Togo 1961–63.

Example Sentences

"They are very pleased to finally be able to get their due, put this behind them and look to the future," Carla Olympio from Agency Seven Seven told the BBC.

From BBC

"Every time we get close, they go silent for weeks on end with no explanation. It has been one year since they were all laid off, defeating the entire purpose of a redundancy package, which is meant to cushion employees against the adverse effects of being laid off," said Carla Olympio from Agency Seven Seven, the company providing legal representation to the staff.

From BBC

"We are now concluding arrangements with international colleague lawyers to pursue the matter in other jurisdictions, where Twitter, now X, might perhaps be compelled to do the right thing," said Ms Olympio.

From BBC

He told Togo's President, Sylvanus Olympio, that the reason the US shared one ambassador between Togo and Cameroon was because he did not want his diplomats to "have to live in tents".

From BBC

Beall followed with a 5-3 decision over Northwest’s Yoann Olympio at 182.

From Washington Post