Sentence examples for communique like this from inspiring English sources

"In the North, having Kim Jong Il sign his name to a communique like this makes it the equivalent of dogma".

NOT LIKE THIS, But Like This!

Today's communique, like one released Saturday, praised the United States decision last week to tap its substantial strategic oil reserves to help dampen prices.

Officials are likely to face strains as they try to cobble together the joint statement — known as the "communique" — for this meeting, because Trump could easily block any language he feels tries to box him in.

Though the name "Association for the Psychophysiological Study of Sleep" (APSS) was discussed as early as 1962, Kamiya commented in a 1964 communique that this name was not formally approved until the March 1964 meeting.

The following day, Nixon met with Zhou; the joint communique following this meeting recognized Taiwan as a part of China, and looked forward to a peaceful solution to the problem of reunification.

On October 31, the princess issued a famous communique: "I would like it to be known that I have decided not to marry Group Captain Peter Townsend.

Although she agreed that the case "goes back many months," she said it was "highly inaccurate to say we ignored any Government of India communiques on this issue.

The communique is likely to back the launch of Syrian peace negotiations in Geneva, and insist that humanitarian aid agencies like the Red Cross are given access to all parts of the country.

The communique after Gleneagles said: "This is a moment of opportunity for Africa.

"Usually [these kind of directives] are followed by some more concrete actions, but it's often very difficult to draw a line between a government policy flare like this and a particular action because control is a constant in China". Communiques are a way for senior leaders to stress their priorities.