Sentence examples for effectively liaising from inspiring English sources

Occupy's biggest failure, though, was in not effectively liaising with the mainstream media -- which they could have used to much greater effect if a few go-to spokespersons had emerged as the media voice of the Occupy movement.

It was felt that not all network personnel effectively liaised with the state health department.

Having 'a strong network manager who can direct a lot of the stuff' with ability to effectively liaise with clinicians, consumers, and external stakeholders; implement workplans; and effectively run network operations was one level of leadership which was seen as important, particularly for setting up organisational and governance processes.

His tasks, according to Palios, were to improve the FA's standing in the world game, to liaise effectively with Government and, most of all, to try and get the FA Board working as a united body, not "a collection of vested interests".

Marchalot's new role also requires him to liaise effectively with the rest of the company, including noncoders.

"This improvement on turnaround times is the result of collaborative work between NIAS, Belfast HSC Trust and HSC Board, which has resulted in hospital ambulance liaison officers being placed in the emergency department to liaise effectively with staff and bed managers to improve the flow of patients throughout the hospital".

It is argued that these findings have relevance for local adaptation of policies, both to liaise more effectively with sections of the farming community, and to achieve better uptake patterns at the landscape scale.

This factor highlights the importance of liaising with other health care groups in order to manage patient care effectively, through a system of professional contacts.

It meant imitating and liaising with Americans.

We're liaising with the police.

The Scottish government is "liaising closely" with the inquiry.