Sentence examples for communique for the from inspiring English sources

The draft communique for the summit, seen by the Observer, notes that in the past decade tiger numbers worldwide have fallen by 40% and warns that "Asia's most iconic animal faces imminent extinction in the wild".

The prime minister declared himself frustrated on Thursday that the priorities of a group of 12 EU states, including the UK, had been ignored in the draft communique for the European council summit in Brussels in favour of proposals from France and Germany.

Van Rompuy's first draft communique for the summit, envisaging a three-stage process towards a more complete monetary union, has had to be comprehensively rewritten while his proposals were belittled as a "useful input" rather than as the "basis" for the debate.

Early drafts of the communique for this month's summit in Canada reveal no mention of the Gleneagles promises, something Blair views with concern.

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.

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.

The Friends of the Syrian People meeting also prepared for an international conference set to be held in Geneva next month to find a political solution to the conflict, based on the final communique of the UN-backed Action Group for Syria meeting in the Swiss city in June 2012.

On tax, however, one British official said the communique had "more substance on tax and development than any communique for 20 years".

When we get back home a pretty amazing communique from the actor Peter Capaldi is waiting for us.

The final communique of the 2014 G20 Leaders' Summit also recognized entrepreneurship as an important driver for job creation and economic growth and called for entrepreneurship oriented policies to reduce youth unemployment (G20, 2014).

Neither the Time's article -- nor for that matter the communique published in the wake of the IMF meeting -- ever once mention the word "trade," yet it has been one of the driving forces in global economic development over the past several decades.