Communiques

In one example, Stone examines U.S. Air Force communiques issued after a bombing campaign in September 1950, which complained of a paucity of targets because not much remained to destroy.

The Mauritian government had to rush communiques to the Qatari government, Al Jazeera and Le Monde to deny that this was the Mauritian government.

Once the Viceroy House was functional, it began issuing “communiques”, or unofficial notes, related to diverse matters.

Perhaps the extent of the party paralysis where communiques and decisions are issued in the name of the Rahul Gandhi despite his checking out have persuaded the family to take another shot.

Beyond fiery speeches at the UN and curt communiques between embassies, this divide makes more difficult the growth of stronger regional ties and trade.

Last week, Isis's Amaq News Agency issued its first English-language communiques since mid-September, just before the fall of Raqqa.

After millions of people revolt against their governments, it seems the Martian communiques may have been a hoax.

General Forrest sent additional communiques to Major Lionel F. Booth demanding total surrender, but Major Booth had been fatally shot in the battle and the command of Fort Pillow had already been assumed by Major William F. Bradford.

The original name for Fatah's armed wing was al-'Asifah ("The Storm"), and this was also the name Fatah first used in its communiques, trying for some time to conceal its identity.

With the aid of disguises, the ninja gathered information on enemy terrain and building specifications, as well as obtaining passwords and communiques.