Sentence examples for previous communiques from inspiring English sources

Previous communiques about successful flights had not made such distinctions.

And speaking to indigenous people across the country, he borrowed language from previous Zapatista communiques by saying, "Never again a Mexico without you".

It's the same old communique".

The leader's communique repeated the language in previous texts that commits to a "medium term" end to a practice estimated to funnel between $160bn and $5.3tn into the fossil fuel industry, depending on how you define a subsidy.

Ireland also approved the European Union's Lisbon treaty and the Group of Seven industrialized nations released a communique that said little beyond previous rhetoric about the yuan and currency volatility.

The Defense and Interior Ministries issued a communique on Saturday in which they said that previous amnesty laws were "insufficient to guarantee that security personnel not be the victims of reprisals".

Noting that a previous order had been issued to find and question Labra on drug-trafficking charges, the communique said the federal government had taken jurisdiction in the case because those charges are more serious than the offense of carrying an illegal weapon.

The communique placed a new emphasis on the need for trade deals to be reciprocal and non-discriminatory, reducing the previous emphasis on the primacy of liberalisation.

Communiques from enemy nations reach us by radio.

Their communiques were written in Buck Rogers-like Marxist jargon.

We imagined its blips as religious communiques.