Sentence examples for help in liaising from inspiring English sources

Your union can be an invaluable source of help in liaising with your employer or HR department, and advising you on your rights.

While Barak is embraced abroad for his peacemaking efforts while premier in the late 1990s, Yaalon is relatively untested and lacks mileage in liaising with the United States.

Those Modernists are in dire need of help bearing in mind that Islamist parties are experienced in political organization, and that the Military Council is experienced in "liaising" with the Muslim Brotherhood at the expense of the Modernists.

Where's the joy in liaising with stakeholders if you can't do it every day?

Kiva Zip retains Kiva's historic expertise in liaising with local entities: hence the Trustee-based organization of the loans.

Practice managers were involved in liaising with the private sector partner particularly around access to patient records.

The bilingual fieldworkers invested considerable effort in liaising directly with CALD community organizations to promote the project.

"They will be putting on the sessions still and Trevor will be helping and liaising with them.

It can help to liaise with similar charities to see what they record and the systems they use.

The research team helped consumers liaise with technical experts so that consumers' desire for easily accessible data about clinical trials could be achieved.

He asked a question in the Commons, eliciting a response from the prime minister that the "full facts" would help the family come to terms with what happened, and helped liaise with the Metropolitan police, who Vaz said had been "absolutely fabulous" with the family.