Sentence examples for communique of from inspiring English sources

The main communique of the conference was accompanied by a joint declaration guaranteeing the postwar restoration of Iran.

One is that a transitional government is indeed formed, as outlined in the original Geneva communique of June 2012.

The financial transaction tax was scarcely mentioned in the communique of the 2010 Cannes summit, despite the emergence there of a global coalition of the willing behind an idea whose time has surely come.

Merkel said that France and Germany wanted to see "a new architecture and new regulations for financial markets" spelt out very clearly in the final communique of the summit and insisted the meeting must result in concrete actions, not just talking points.

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).

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.

Reporters are regularly and horribly killed trying to chronicle it, and while even mass killers such as Osama bin Laden and Radovan Karadžic entertained journalists, the cartels and those who back them maintain a terrifying inaccessibility – they control the message their way, with one-way communiques of their choosing and hallmark ultraviolence.

Friday's communique, on the basis of a preliminary report from the Australian Energy Market Operator, said the cause of the blackout was the weather event, resulting in multiple transmission failures, including the loss of three big 275 kV transmission lines north of Adelaide.

The communique warned of the possibility of escalating war if Israel pulls out without first reaching an agreement over the future of the large Palestinian refugee population in Lebanon.

The Wales Summit communique speaks of those countries (24 out of 28 Nato members) who spend less than 2% of GDP on defence aiming "to move towards the 2% guideline within a decade".

The cargo was indeed Cuba's, said the foreign-ministry communique, consisting of "obsolete defensive weapons" which was being sent to North Korea for "repair".