Sentence examples for own communique from inspiring English sources

A local taxi association, Elite Taxi BCN, also put out its own communique yesterday via Twitter — condemning the violence and appealing for calm.

British Naval Intelligence, under advice from Commander Ian Fleming, issued their own communique: The details of the raid were being kept secret even from the British Chiefs of Staff, who were only informed on 18 January 1942, that Duchessa d'Aosta had been intercepted 230 mile offshore and was being taken to Lagos.

Asked about a video message that Obama recorded to the Iranian people earlier this year calling for less brinkmanship between the two countries, Ahmadinejad responded that he had sent a communique of his own, one that, he complained, went unreturned.

It's the same old communique".

Campaign staffers could not get to know every targeted voter, but they leveraged data and technology tools to reach out to undecided voters through preexisting relationships, seeing that as a far more effective tool for recruiting many voters than mere communiques from their own campaign.

But when all's said and done, the G8 governments have to be judged against their own claims – and the collective claims made in the communique are not modest.

The plenum's single concrete decision – to create a national security committee – went in this direction and chimed in with Xi's efforts, described in the communique, to bring the police and legal apparatus under his own control.

UK officials said the summit will issue a communique, a declaration and each attending country would publish its own action plan – a device for each country to make pledges that go further than the declaration.

France had been resisting the suggestion that NATO, rather than individual alliance members acting on their own authority, should take on a peacekeeping role, and the tortured language of the communique reflected a compromise that all, including Mr. Eagleburger, said they found satisfactory.

The EU communique on Wednesday set out a 10-point programme for an inner EU institution with its own president.

While government-controlled stations transmit official communiques, station YSAX, owned and operated by the Archdiocese of San Salvador, digs out the news.