Sentence examples for the communiques from inspiring English sources
noun
Alternative form of communiqué
The authors of the communiques are reportedly "anarcho-primitivists", a subculture that arose in the 1990s when anarchism crossed with radical environmentalism.
The Argentine people first began to know that the situation was serious when the communiques started to interrupt television coverage of the World Cup.
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.
As usual the truth about a Central American revolution is shorter and even more melodramatic that the communiques which try to describe it.
Mr. Rosebraugh said he trusted the information from the communiques more than he did any account by officials or the media, because the ELF members were present for the action.
The linkages between agriculture, nutrition the environment were not mentioned in the communiques; and the spirit of the announcements that have been made public suggest that we might well see more of the same.
Then there's the communique itself.
The communique opens the door to pursuing this.
Third, it's not all about the communique.
The communique was very different in character to Busan.
Military and emergency courts must be scrapped, the communique says.
