Sentence examples for to a communique from inspiring English sources

"In the North, having Kim Jong Il sign his name to a communique like this makes it the equivalent of dogma".

Slee also put online links to a communique by al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), claiming those from the west were "Crusaders" and encouraging terrorism.

He pointed to a communique published Wednesday by NATO: "It confirms the goal of 2percentt by 2024.

This morning, our fabulous 20 World leaders took time off from solving ISIS and Climate Change to issue a communique declaring their intent to raise the GDP of our entire planet by 2% by 2018 "as announced in Brisbane last year". .

David Cameron placed the issue at the centre of the UK's presidency of the G8 in 2013, persuading other leaders to sign a communique that argued ransoms enabled terrorist groups to successfully recruit, and enhanced their operational capability.

To that end, President Vladimir V. Putin was persuaded last month at the Group of Eight summit meeting in Okinawa, Japan, to sign a communique that expressed concern about the legality of the elections.

However, with reportedly strong pressure from Beijing, no reference was included and for the first time in 45 years ASEAN's Foreign Ministers failed to release a communique (Emerson 2012).

According to a draft communique, the meeting in Shanghai also agreed to use all policy tools to lift sluggish global growth, despite German disquiet over fiscal and monetary stimulus.

China has decided to scrap its decades-old one child policy, according to a Communist Party communique announced by state media today.

According to a White House communique, the pair spoke about: Syria (Obama: "So basically you guys should do what we want you to do on Syria". Sarko: "Oui". Translator: "Yes")., oil reserves, (Obama: "We'll tell you when to start releasing your strategic oil reserves". Sarko: "Oui". Translator: "Yes").

However, last Thursday, the AU's Peace and Security Council (the organization's equivalent to the UN Security Council) issued a communique that proposed sending a force of up to 5,000 African peacekeepers to Burundi, and gave the government 96 hours to accept the move.