Sentence examples for the communique from from inspiring English sources

The communique from their meeting said they had agreed that "senior officials will collate current initiatives that support youth at risk of radicalisation and identify gaps in prevention and intervention measures for schools".

The communique from the finance ministers' meeting in Australia at the weekend endorsed a plan to automatically exchange the information on a reciprocal basis by the end of 2018.

The communique from Washington said the bloc would implement "actions to increase the flexibility of the EFSF [European Financial Stability Facility] and to maximise its impact" by the eurozone's next ministerial meeting in October.

The cracks on this issue are barely papered over: while the communique from the G20 has held off the moment of tightening and calls for coordination, it allows for every detail to vary across countries.

The communique from the Third Plenum of the 18th Party Congress issued on 12 November after the three-day meeting should put paid to the notion that this leadership is about to undertake the same dramatic reverse that the 1978 event achieved.

But by the time I got the communique from my best friend, it was years later and we had both moved on to new jobs.

The communiques from Germany, Italy, and Japan are not as generously larded with wishful thinking as are their news broadcasts, but they're rather romantic just the same.

No, from this point on, every spare minute will be spent glued to my Blackberry, waiting breathlessly for the latest communique from Piers Morgan.

Justice Minister Alberto Bustamante said the government had received a communique from the Swiss Embassy in Lima about the bank accounts.

British officials said it was absurd that at one point Merkel seemed to want to remove most references to the eurozone crisis from the communique.

Anti-poverty campaigner ONE said Australia, as the president of the Brisbane G20, had taken a backward step by omitting from the communique a commitment to transparency in the mining industry, particularly on payments to governments in developing countries.