Sentence examples for forms of liaison from inspiring English sources

Many different, socially recognised forms of liaison may operate in any given context for example a traditional practice which interviewees reported to contribute to the spread of HIV known as nyumba ntobu (literary means female to female marriages) which is common in Serengeti district and particularly among one ethnic group (name withheld).

Although air observation was not as vital to German operations because of their control of commanding ground, the speed by which reports from air observation could be delivered made it a most valuable form of liaison between the front line and higher commanders.

Such innovative forms of psychiatry liaison services could reduce the cost by early diagnoses and formulating care plans for people with dementia, thus avoiding prolonged admissions and unnecessary readmissions to hospital.

The importance of the review function of the intervention was highlighted by a series of negative cases of intervention practices which had failed to progress with service development in the form of either productive liaison or systems development: the facilitators had either failed to recognise the lack of progress or were unable to help provide a solution.

With YoungThing gone, BigBeard assigns to FootSoldier the task of liaison duty to link the cell they are now forming to the principal cell in Wardhiigley District, where the Presidential villa is situated.

They had a team of liaison officers.

This paper describes the use of liaison to better integrate product model and assembly process model so as to enable sharing of design and assembly process information in a common integrated form and reason about them.

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.