Sentence examples for has liaisons from inspiring English sources

The United States military has liaisons and trainers with the Iraqi forces, though the exact number was not made clear.

The Police Department has liaisons in several other foreign cities, including London, Tel Aviv and Singapore, mainly for counterterrorism work.

Mr. Rollins's comment underscores the central role of the White House political office, which began in the Reagan administration on the theory that there should be an official White House outreach effort to local political parties, just as the White House has liaisons to labor, women, agriculture and other interest groups.

It also has liaisons in every market in which it operates to find new service providers.

After the publication of The Mysteries of Pittsburgh, he was mistakenly featured in a Newsweek article on up-and-coming gay writers (Pittsburghs protagonist has liaisons with people of both sexes).

GCHQ now has liaison officers working inside MI5, MI6 and Soca, the Serious and Organised Crime Agency.

The agency has a senior official in Japan coordinating its assistance and has liaison officers working with the authorities.

Britain's Royal Navy has liaison officers working with their Saudi counterparts, and they have been trying to urge a more targeted, intelligence-driven, approach to stopping a much smaller number of ships, so far with limited effect.

A spokesman for Merseyside Police, which has liaison officers in Lille, said trouble started when French police chased someone into the square where Everton supporters had congregated.

The African Health Placement (AHP) Program, which seeks to attract SHWs to South Africa for short- or long-term stays, has liaison officers to market the program in the UK, Canada, and the USA.

And within weeks, he was again spotted having liaisons with young boys.