Sentence examples for Strong liaison from inspiring English sources
British officials say they have deliberately not commented and have "strong liaison" with relatives of the hostage.
The strong liaison between the clinical and laboratory teams, and the structured framework for technology transfer and health policy decisions within Canada will increase the speed and efficacy of this transition, and the value of this translational research.
I was her only breath of fresh air for four years - that creates a very strong link, beyond whatever liaison".
But British officials say they have deliberately not commented on this while there has been what they call "strong family liaison" with relatives of the hostage.
Europol, which has a 900-strong force of intelligence analysts and police liaison officers, believes 27% of the million arrivals in Europe last year were minors.
The attacks prompted increasingly strong messages from United Nations commanders to Israeli military liaisons asking them to stop attacking the post.
"We need to build a legitimate private sector in Gaza as a strong counterweight to extremism," Tony Blair, who serves as the international community's liaison to the Palestinians, said in an interview.
In a letter from Nicholas E. Calio, the White House's liaison to Congress, to House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert, the administration today expressed "strong support" for a 9/11 commission.
Mr Bailey explains how the balance tipped increasingly towards the Communist-backed partisans, who by the spring of 1944 had become the strongest and most effective force in the country.Mr Bailey also shows how the British liaison officers gradually became the advocates of the groups to which they were attached, even taking on the same bitterness felt by the Albanians towards each other.
"She's such a public Jewish figure, a strong feminist who isn't afraid to speak her mind," said Shira Pruce, the group's press liaison.
