Sentence examples for first liaise with from inspiring English sources

He said the watchdog would have to first liaise with the Luxembourg data protection, where eBay has its European headquarters.

Shakespear was the first British official to liaise with Ibn Saud, and the first Westerner to map the Wadi Sirhan, a water-rich depression that serves as a caravan route, just east of Winston's Hiccup.

First, Coulson has to liaise with a rival party's comms staff.

It also says it intends to liaise with third countries that already have adequacy arrangements with the EU (which would include the US) — to seek transition arrangements there too, also so that data can keep flowing (e.g. between the UK and the US).

The Housing Justice charity has appointed its first officer for Wales to liaise with all churches.

In her memoir, she claimed Mutambara assaulted her after she approached the government with evidence of the fifth brigade atrocities, and was instructed to liaise with him by Solomon Mujuru, then chief of the army and Joice Mujuru's late husband.

Liaise with a local FBI office first; they may not be able to handle the incoming facsimiles.

They will target positions that need strengthening in the first-team and identify potential recruits, and then liaise with each other to compile a list of names to be submitted to the hierarchy.

Lord Justice Scott Baker said that although Secret Intelligence Service officers were seconded to the embassy, their role was to liaise with their French opposite numbers on matters such as counterterrorism and organised international crime.

Following randomisation, the trial co-ordinator will liaise with the appropriate physiotherapy clinic to arrange the first appointment for each trial participant.

The international community should have a channel to liaise with grassroots organisations to see what difficulties they are facing – that's the first thing they should do.