Sentence examples for Closest liaison from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Black notes that the independent inquiry at the end of the novel, conducted in Bond's hospital bedroom, was undertaken by the Jamaican judiciary and the CIA and MI6 were recorded as acting "under the closest liaison and direction of the Jamaican CID"; Bond and Leiter are also awarded the Jamaican Police Medal for "Services to the Independent State of Jamaica".

By the end of the series, in the 1965 novel, The Man with the Golden Gun, Black notes that an independent inquiry was undertaken by the Jamaican judiciary, while the CIA and MI6 were recorded as acting "under the closest liaison and direction of the Jamaican CID": this was the new world of a non-colonial, independent Jamaica, further underlining the decline of the British Empire.

The committees have a close liaison with the local police and with the B.J.P.

Close liaison is maintained between the political and administrative arms of government.

But Professor Woods says that neither industry funding nor close liaison is a problem.

We will remain in close liaison with the CPS to ensure that the criminal justice system responds quickly and appropriately.

An extensive research and monitoring program, as well as close liaison between research, management and operational staff, facilitated the adaptive management process.

Users benefit from a close liaison with abrasive manufacturers in either planning a new grinding system or optimizing an existing grinding system.

The raids in London and Rome unfolded within hours, and the British police said there had been "very close" liaison with the Italian authorities.

Their working title as a combined operation is All Together Now and they have kept up close liaison with Liverpool city council and Liverpool university.

In 1996, after the crash of T.W.A. Flight 800, a commission directed by Vice-President Al Gore also called for closer liaison.