Sentence examples for communique and from inspiring English sources

They're just going to see the emotional pitch of your communique and reply in kind, instead.

The London conference is likely to end with a well-meaning communique and a pledge of further aid.

The £1m question is, of course, how can you be sure the council is receiving your communique and, crucially, will act on it?

Late on Saturday night Australia was resisting a reference to the green climate fund in the communique, and the decision had been passed up to the office of the Australian prime minister, Tony Abbott.

Equally important, the UK should make it loud and clear that Bashar al-Assad has no future in Syria if it seeks to win the support of those most capable of defeating the group, while supporting the political process based on Geneva communique and Vienna talks.

At the very least, surely the G8 should have requested the IMF and the World Bank to draw up strategies for support commensurate with the level of ambition set out in the communique, and to prompt them to scale up their capacity-building efforts to combat tax evasion and illicit transfers.

"There is no change to our longstanding 'one China' policy based on the Three Joint Communiques and the Taiwan Relations Act," he said.

The Charge replied that there had been no change to our one China policy based on the three joint communiques and the Taiwan Relations Act (TRA).

Third, going beyond global discussions and processes, develop the trouble-shooting function to respond to particular challenges as they emerge, especially at the country level, going beyond stats and communiques, and applying aid effectiveness principles where it matters.

"If you are a refugee or the Jordanian government, communiques and broad intentions are not going to give you much confidence that something will follow in the foreseeable future".

In a series of communiques and summit meetings, United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan has expressed his "concerns" about the city's pending contract to sell three office towers at First Avenue and 44th Street that house a variety of United Nations agencies, including Unicef.