Sentence examples similar to meaning communique from inspiring English sources

The London conference is likely to end with a well-meaning communique and a pledge of further aid.

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

(" 'Despicable' is not your standard diplomatic word," Richard Cohen of the Washington Post points out. "Words are never personal, always a step back, a message from the balcony — and then it's time for lunch and the usual communique, a blah, blah, blah of words meaning very little").

Andrew has issued a communique.

— G20 leaders struggle on communique.

In joint communique issued by Pres.

He snubbed the final communique.

It's the same old communique".

The joint communique kept the options open.

Then there's the communique itself.

A communique is expected on Wednesday.