Sentence examples for has liaised from inspiring English sources

The university has liaised with Sheffield city council to set up an initiative to include students on the electoral register once they are enrolled at university.

For 16 years Mr McCormack has liaised with the foundries that make the bronze and stainless-steel works and overseen installation in museums and galleries around the world.

"Now it is time for the public to put another nail in the coffin," the message says, adding that it has liaised with West Midlands police about the demonstration.

The explanation has liaised to morphological structures of the banana stem.

It remains a possibility once Basil has liaised with police, according to the media report.

Instead Gatland has liaised with Sale's new coach Tony Hanks, a former Wasps boss who was Gatland's assistant from 2005-08 at New Zealand province Waikato.

This has meant that British officials have liaised with opposition forces to arrange the docking of HMS Cumberland, which is evacuating UK nationals from Benghazi.

The referee, who denies any wrongdoing and is understood to have been baffled by the allegations, had liaised heavily with the officials' union, Prospect, ahead of his meeting with the FA's investigators.

"Having liaised with the Conference today, we are happy to confirm that of the four issues raised in their press statement, three have been dealt with immediately as a result of the sale and the fourth will be concluded prior to the deadline set.

Chief superintendent John Knowles said his force had not liaised with white people, which contained a violent minority, in the same way it focused on ethnic minority communities.

The RSPCA man he refers to is the charity's equine consultant David Muir who has lobbied and liaised with racecourse officials over improving safety.