Sentence examples for * liaising to from inspiring English sources

"The chairman of the associates has sent a memo out to all 95 non-Test playing countries to notify them of the decision and to say the six elected representatives who sit on the two main ICC committees will be liaising to talk about the course of action we need to take".

HMRC and Scottish Government statisticians are currently liaising to try and rectify this variance.

The authors have conducted studies on understanding the health status in those who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis as an application in the medical field using smartphone sensors, based on a platform [8 10] for liaising information to the robot as described above.

You could help with liaising with schools to encourage them to visit and by developing teaching resources.

Mr Attwood said he had been liaising with councils to ensure they were able to cope around the clock if necessary.

It's also a good idea to nominate one tenant to be responsible for liaising with the landlord, to avoid any confusion or oversights.

Social workers are liaising with officials to establish systems whereby street children can register as citizens, and thereby gain access to healthcare, education and other entitlements.

The company had shifted from a model in the UK of liaising with agencies to liaising with clients and verticals, and "it was a mess," she told Campaign magazine.

Community groups were seen as especially important in liaising with hard to reach groups.

Memory nurses found liaising with GPs to be cumbersome and time consuming.

He will return to the region about once a month to continue liaising with Morgan Stanley clients, government policy makers and regulators.