Sentence examples for the communique which from inspiring English sources

He detailed the changes made to the communique which he believes will help achieve these aims.

The communique – which recognised the pressure to generate "tangible results" – stressed the importance of south-south co-operation, the need for the proper mobilisation of public and private domestic resources, and acknowledged that a more flexible development approach was required for middle income countries (Mics).

As usual the truth about a Central American revolution is shorter and even more melodramatic that the communiques which try to describe it.

He said he wants Mr Lavrov to pressure the Syrian government to agree to the implementation of the Geneva Communique, which calls for the formation of a transitional administration.

The G8 communique, which the UK hopes Russia, Germany et al will adopt, is therefore likely to cover the need for security and justice reforms, better peacekeeping operations, and improving the humanitarian community's response to ensure that the basic needs of survivors are met during crises.

EU leaders are expected to declare they will "stand by Greece in this difficult moment", according to the summit communique, which states the crisis is "a collective EU responsibility".

The strained grammar of the Unasur communique, which reflects underlying political fractures among its members, leaves the reader to guess who is being "supported".Mr Maduro certainly seems to have seen the statement as a green light for further repression.

Peter pointed to the official communique, which said: "in the event of a Labour government coming to power in Britain, there would be talks on defence matters between the UK Government and the CPSU".

The summit is discussing the Geneva communique which lays out a political transition plan for Syria.

"The Greek authorities have indicated that they intend to successfully conclude the programme, taking into account the new government's plans," stated a phrase in the rejected communique, which had been crossed out.

Mr Ban dwelt on the Geneva communique, which calls for a transitional government in Syria, saying he was disappointed with the attitudes of both the Syrian government and its ally, Iran.