Sentence examples for appropriate liaison from inspiring English sources

"We would, therefore, welcome the opportunity to meet you to discuss how we can put in place the necessary protocols to ensure that we are all aware of each other's intentions and that there is appropriate liaison prior to any future announcements".

I took this information to the appropriate liaison officer who, I sensed, was getting heartily tired of our many "glorious allies" but he did consent to send the information to Norway and their great satisfaction was announced on the BBC news that night.

Ironically, the FBI as of last April refused to view Cair, the most influential Muslim-American advocacy group, as an "appropriate liaison partner" due to unfounded and baseless allegations connecting its executives to Hamas.

Although recording of LVEF gives some useful information, it must be remembered that, as with all tests, it has limitations and does not substitute for appropriate liaison with cardiologists when required.

The participant's ability to give informed consent was assessed by the researchers both through communication with the participant prior to interview and, where appropriate, liaison with ID professionals or carers.

"I'm sure at the appropriate levels, liaison is being done.

(b) the coordination, organisation and implementation of investigative and operational action carried out jointly with the Member States' competent authorities or in the context of joint investigative teams, where appropriate in liaison with Eurojust.

Apparently disregarding a long history of office-based plots for adult films, Minute Suites CEO Daniel Solomon told the Sun-Times the rooms are designed "very much like an office suite" and are not appropriate for sexual liaisons.

They can locate and work up closer liaison with appropriate research organizations, academic and otherwise, just as many companies have profited from similar relationships in connection with the physical sciences.

Tools and techniques provide support for the necessary assembly sequencing and assembly definition decisions, including assistance to construct the sequence, choose the most appropriate parts and define liaison attributes.

In many countries, phase III efficacy and safety trials are feasible only among disadvantaged communities at high-risk of HIV and STIs, where it is difficult for outsiders to meaningfully engage with community members or to develop locally appropriate systems of community liaison.