Sentence examples for but liaison from inspiring English sources

But liaison with severe legal restrictions.

His job may become easier when Kosovo and Serbia come to exchange what will be called not ambassadors but "liaison officers".Apart from normalising relations, both governments need to make further progress in their relations to get to the next stage in their bids to join the EU.

But the liaison remained unknown to the public.

But the liaison ended and Petit stayed with his first love, Jeanmaire (they married in 1954).

The hours and the travel you could learn to live with; but client liaison is likely to be crucial, so if you're not temperamentally suited for it, this could cloud your working day.

You will have to fill out an application, but a liaison from the athletic department will shepherd it through the admissions office, urging the gatekeepers to cut you a little slack and perhaps encouraging you to retake a few classes by mail so that in just a few painless weeks those embarrassing F's can turn themselves into A's.

The polite but evasive liaison keeps making excuses for the delay in issuing my press card.

Formerly a governess, she becomes disgraced after an illicit, but unconsummated, liaison with an injured French naval merchant.

The MET system was in place for both periods, suggesting that this is unlikely to be a factor, but ICU liaison nurse services began in 2006 and this may have had some impact on results.

Kate Bush (2011) Cold weather affords the excuse for amorous opportunities, but having liaisons with a snowman is surely going a bit far.

The researchers speculate that evolution may have favored women who had long-term relationships with more feminine, nurturing partners, but occasional liaisons with more masculine-appearing men when conception was most likely.