Sentence examples similar to the communique asserts from inspiring English sources

For instance, after human rights watchdogs condemned Hungary's treatment of refugees on the Hungarian-Serb border, a government communique asserted that "Soros's people are using lies to attack Hungarian policemen and soldiers defending our borders". Soros further symbolizes the cosmopolitan-liberal and international opposition that has been criticized Orbán's illiberal practices.

Later that month, on April 25, Zarqawi issued his first written Internet communique, asserting responsibility for an attack near the southern city of Basra.

The communique pointedly asserted that "the right measures are not the same for each of us", and committed the G8 to "take all necessary steps" to strengthen their economies.

Now, the exhibition asserts, we know better.

"The facts are unequivocal," the letter asserts.

In particular, the report asserts that.

Yet the tradition asserts exactly one God.

But Mr. Clinton and NATO officials asserted today that NATO would indeed have a role in the peacekeeping force, despite the absence of such language in the communique agreed to on Thursday by the Group of Seven and Russia.

Then there's the communique itself.

"The communique is clear," Macron said.

What would be in the communique?