Sentence examples for because of liaisons from inspiring English sources

And another man was sued for divorce because of liaisons he had set up on the Internet.

Seven years later, in June 1794, the prince brutally broke off with her, partly because of his liaisons with other women and partly because of his forthcoming marriage to Princess Caroline (the marriage with Fitzherbert of course being illegal in English law).

He had a series of liaisons, each of which he confessed.

Some Yale officials say that China is not the only party that may change because of this liaison.

The distinction between foreign service and home service personnel has sometimes caused difficulty because of inadequate liaison between overseas representatives and the makers of foreign policy at home.

Facing questions from the liaison committee of senior MPs on energy policy, Mr Cameron said direct cash compensation could well be justified "because of the disturbance of a well being dug" in the early stages.

They had a team of liaison officers.

MBBS, MRCP, MRCPsych DM, Professor of Liaison Psychiatry.

A liaison nurse is considered separate to nursing staff in that his/her role is mainly one of "liaison" with community health professionals and families.

Fourth year student activity consisted primarily of liaison contacts or consults.

This posed difficulties in designing a participatory, representative system of liaison between study participants and researchers.