And if a liaison ensues, "well," said Betts Carter, 66, a divorcée at a dance in Mesa, "that's just a plus".
This acceptability can only be obtained if the technology is developed by engineers in liaison with social science specialists.
No one in his right (or center) mind would ever pick someone with Schiliro's profile to be the president's lead Hill liaison if his goal were to build better relations with the minority, break the partisan gridlock or offset House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's many political liabilities.
In 2010, Alley accused the "Today" show of bigotry after host Meredith Vieira asked her if her Organic Liaison diet program is connected to Scientology -- following up on reports that the company was made up of high-ranking church officials.
The importance of informing the Main Patient Liaison if any adverse events were to occur will be stressed.
A steering committee may be established to include representatives of various departments, stakeholders from facility management, as well as the district medical office and community liaison, if applicable.
Military liaison, even if it is conceived progressively, becomes its own self-fulfilling destination, especially when the rest of the U.S. government is starved, by comparison, for resources.
And of course we would be flirting with immediate political ruin if knowledge of any liaison were to reach our respective party whips.
Theirs was a liaison dangereuse if ever there was one, complete with all the operatic melodrama of "Tosca," the vituperation of Edward Albee — though here, no one is afraid of Virginia Woolf — all culminating in a Feydeau farce, complete with gender-bending, cross-dressing, occasionally bisexual lesbians, their bewildered husbands, their outraged mothers and one small rented airplane.
During the Leveson inquiry, it also came to light that Major persuaded his then Heritage minister not to resign because (or, at least, it must have occurred to him) he was worried it would set a precedent if his own adulterous liaison with Edwina Currie came out.
