Sentence examples similar to a true liaison from inspiring English sources
Perhaps most importantly, the YMs felt that they acted as a true 'liaison between the facilitators and the children' (16/18).
Silas "rewards" him with a post in Shiloh as a military press liaison — the last thing that a true soldier would want.
Malebranche's argument that God alone can produce effects relies on the assumption that "a true cause … is one such that the mind perceives a necessary connection [liaison nécessaire] between it and its effects" (Malebranche 1958 84, 2 316).
Not a place for an illicit liaison.
That holds true whether a suspect is in the custody of an American partner or a foreign liaison service," he said.
That holds true whether a suspect is in the custody of an American partner or a foreign liaison service," he wrote, ruling out asking other countries' interrogators to question suspects on behalf of the agency using the banned methods.
A translator will act as a liaison between the teams.
Was this a liaison from a foreign-intelligence service?
A tranquil oboe suggests an evening liaison.
In Ireland, a mechanism to support this was a proposed stroke liaison nurse scheme [ 22] with a planned 43 liaison nurses across all acute care hospitals by 2011.
