Sentence examples for coordinated statement from inspiring English sources
In an apparently coordinated statement, Microsoft confirmed its interest in negotiating with a new board, but said it was not ready to disclose publicly the specific terms of any transaction.
A day after Mr. Kim's death was announced, officials in Seoul and Washington issued coordinated statements.
This came after four East European central banks — in Poland, Hungary, Romania and the Czech Republic — issued coordinated statements on Monday in an effort to prop up their ailing currencies.
In separate but apparently coordinated statements, officials from the Russian Interior Ministry and from the prosecutor general's office complained that the United States had refused to extradite individuals sought by Russia as suspected terrorists or on serious criminal charges.
In a potentially incendiary intervention – on the eve of an England v Turkey football match in Manchester – coordinated statements from a government minister and Vote Leave not only claimed that Turkey was about to join the EU, but that its citizens posed a threat to national security, as well as to public services.
The Economic Policy Institute, a liberal research group, coordinated the jobs statement being released Tuesday, which will also be joined by the Center for Community Change.
Nor is it known whether Trump attempted to coordinate his statements with the current administration.
Private lawyers working for President Trump's son and company attempted to coordinate public statements by participants in the infamous 2016 Trump Tower meeting with a Kremlin-connected lawyer after the meeting was revealed and became a scandal.
But in a comment that seemed carefully coordinated with the statements that Mr. Gore and his campaign aides issued only an hour later, Mr. Clinton noted that the process of reviewing the vote count was under way, "and the rest of us will have to let it play out".
Second, I have not coordinated or reviewed this statement in any way with the Department of Justice or any other part of the government.
