Sentence examples for recent communique from inspiring English sources

In a recent communique it notes disapprovingly that, "The UK is the only member state where weekly working time has increased over the last decade".

By James Stevenson The New Yorker, March 23 , 1981P. 27 A friend whose daughter lives in a cabin on Cape Cod has forwarded a recent communique from her: It's been a hellish winter up here.

Attached to the end of their recent communique, the Animal Liberation Brigade let the US government know that their recent arrests have only hardened their resolve: "And a special message for the FBI, the more legit activists you fuck with the more it inspires us since we're the people whom you least suspect and when we hit we hit hard".

This sentiment was reflected in a recent communique sent by UN peacekeeping headquarters to all of its missions, reminding them of their obligation to report incidents in full.

In recent communiques, the scribes in M.R.T.A. have settled on referring to their comrades as "social fighters".

"We condemn, in the strongest possible terms, the recent terrorist attacks," the communique said.

This technical communique extends the recent results of Geromel and Gabriel (2015) to H∞ sampled-data control design of Markov jump linear systems (MJLS).

What is more important for the market will be how the Fed's communique addresses the recent further easing of financial conditions (continuously higher equity prices, tighter credit spreads).

The trouble might take the form of a presidential temper tantrum or a refusal to sign the summit communique (as with the recent Group of Seven fiasco), or a Trump proposal that Putin be allowed to join NATO summits as Russian presidents have in the past, or a threat to pull U.S. forces out of Germany (as the Pentagon has been asked to look into).

However, the communique you approved at the recent Camp David Gulf Cooperation Council meeting was thin gruel when it came to what to do about ISIS.

That may be why I responded so negatively to a recent polemic wrapped up in a poetic communique from AdBusters, the culture jammers in Canada, who do so much good work (and often so creatively) battling the consumption virus promoted by big corporations many of us have grown to despise.