Sentence examples for communique calling for from inspiring English sources

On that day in Geneva the five permanent members of the UN security council united behind a communique calling for a transition to a democratic system in Syria and the formation of a government of national unity in which opposition leaders and members of the current government would share power.

At the Rio+20 summit, the firm signed a communique calling for greater collaboration between private and public sectors to address water scarcity, and has sponsored a number of initiatives in recent years from water forums to fun runs and concerts to boost public awareness.

The so-called Geneva Communique called for an immediate cessation of violence and the establishment of a transitional government that could include officials serving under Mr Assad and members of the opposition.

In the end, at Australia's insistence, the communique called for contributions to financing funds "such as the green climate fund".

The communique calls for the formation of a transitional government to prepare for an election to take place within nine months, and of a body to draft a new democratic constitution.

A communique called for "clear and irreversible steps" following a fixed time frame, but is certain to come as a bitter disappointment to opposition groups fighting the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.

Thanks to some impressive rearguard action by more recalcitrant G8 members – notably Russia and a less-than-enthusiastic Germany – the communique calls for the information to be made available to tax authorities and government agencies only.

Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, put the issue of textile industry working conditions on the G7 agenda, and the leaders' communique calls for a "vision zero fund" – in essence an insurance fund – to compensate victims of future disasters and improve working conditions.

The communique called for a transitional government that could include officials serving under President Assad and members of the opposition.

The final draft of the conference's closing communique called for a unified, pluralistic Syria.

The communique calls for "fully ending the Israeli occupation" which represents an important shift from the US's prior position, and that "a negotiated two-state solution is the only way to achieve an enduring peace, with two states, Israel and Palestine, living side by side in peace and security".