Sentence examples for communique stating from inspiring English sources

The EU issued a communique stating such a tax should be one of several options that the International Monetary Fund should investigate when it puts forward plans on how the world should respond to the financial crisis.

But at the end of the summit, the other leaders added a paragraph to the final communique stating that Britain's concerns about the future direction of Europe will need to be addressed.

The rebel group's radio station put out a communique stating that it had "no information" about the attack and calling on the government to agree to a bilateral ceasefire.

The joint communique stated that Turkey did not intend to shoot down the Russian plane.

"It is important that [Sunday's] final communique stated the need for a more comprehensive discussion at the G20 summit on the fight against the spread of the Ebola virus, and - upon Prime Minister Davutoglu's insistence - the need to focus on the plight of refugees, and its recommendation that international institutions should do more to provide aid," writes Istanbul-based Yeni Safak.

On the diplomatic side, Gambia recognized that "Beijing is the sole legal government representing the whole of China and that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China's territory," the communique stated.

The G7 communique states: "Given our prominent share in the globalisation process, G7 countries have an important role to play in promoting labour rights, decent working conditions and environmental protection in global supply chains.

EU leaders are expected to declare they will "stand by Greece in this difficult moment", according to the summit communique, which states the crisis is "a collective EU responsibility".

The French High Command released an assessment of the defeat at Muong Khoua in Communique No. 14, stating "During the night of May 17 to 18, the post of Muong Khoua, which had victoriously resisted since the beginning of the Viet Minh offensive, succumbed under the overwhelming mass of assailants".

The ministers issued a joint communique with the European Central Bank stating that "a strong euro is in the interest of the euro area" and that they would "watch the situation closely".

In their 18 October communique, eurozone leaders stated in no uncertain terms that they were not prepared to go there.