Sentence examples for have liaison from inspiring English sources

AQAP is monitored by Saudi intelligence as well as the CIA and MI6, which both have liaison officers in Sana'a and Riyadh.

"We have liaison teams helping on the ground to prevent any misunderstanding and to make sure there is no shooting and stop it before it starts," Major Johnson said.

Club officials have liaison meetings with the 14-person forum, of which Ashley is a member, on a quarterly basis.

A nasty review of a product or a complaint about a deal on one of these Web sites can have such a profound effect on customer perception — and thus on sales — that many companies have liaisons to correspond with them.

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.

Dunne denied the UK was involved in the Saudi targeting process, saying instead it had liaison officers in the Saudi air operations centre headquarters and Ministry of Defence.

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 had liaison officers in Lille, said trouble started when French police chased someone into the square where Everton supporters had congregated.

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.