Sentence examples for for liaisons with from inspiring English sources

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In Slovakia, meanwhile - or, as it emerges, somewhat earlier in time - the beautiful Eva, with her hair in a provincial crimp, works in a shoe factory and sneaks off to the woods for liaisons with the even more beautiful Tibor, who may or may not be Romany but has a gypsy's wandering ways, selling homemade ice-cream from a travelling van.

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It would also be responsible for liaison with devolved administrations in the pursuit of UK wide targets or EU regulations".

Reporters were flown by helicopter to the site, and were accompanied by Hussam Muhammad Amin, head of the Iraqi National Monitoring Directorate, the office used for liaison with United Nations inspectors.

The report of the canny officer responsible for liaison with merchant shipping, Captain Richard Webb, stated that "the Master... proceeded... at a speed three-quarters of what he was able to get out of his vessel.

MI5 officer Guy Burgess and senior diplomat Donald McLean's infamous defection to Moscow was followed in 1963 by the treacherous Kim Philby, a very senior MI6 officer responsible for liaison with CIA.

The local Principal Investigator will be responsible for liaison with the local Trust management team regarding locality issues, and must obtain the necessary signatures from their Trust.

Ms Karen Peters, ADHC-WR, has responsibility for liaison with the project team and has contributed to the project's conduct since it began.

However, the presence of the project institutions KEMRI and ICIPE was viewed as being essential, particularly for liaison with the Municipal Council, MoH, and ministries of fisheries, environment, and natural resources.

She also uses these empty properties for sexual liaisons with Alexander Colquhoun, an earthy but rich farmer who pays her handsomely for the privilege.

The restoration of grammar schools to deprived areas must be accompanied by provisions for close liaisons with revitalised feeder primaries to identify and promote those children with the potential to benefit.

The hotel's concierge, Max, pimps her out for sexual liaisons with rich guests, describing her as "vocational" because she's in it for the sex, not the cash.

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