Sentence examples for in touch with the relevant from inspiring English sources

"I will be keeping in touch with the relevant authorities throughout.

If you don't want to be contacted in a certain way, our advice is to get in touch with the relevant charities and tell them".

A Foreign Office spokeswoman told The Independent: "We are providing consular assistance and are in touch with the relevant authorities following the arrest of two British nationals in Diyarbakir".

To check on those rides, check out or get in touch with the relevant organization.

We are also getting in touch with the relevant site owners individually to request that they remove any such links.

So get in touch with the relevant offices at your home university while you are still abroad and present credits and work experience certificates to them for acknowledgement.

"We have been in touch with the club and the relevant authorities and there will be more conversations on Monday," a spokesman said.

"What we should do is think about how we make Shakespeare more relevant and accessible for youngsters today so they get in touch with the fantastic stories that are there in a way they feel is relevant for them".

The department also noted that it was "in constant touch with the relevant authorities … as more debris are coming on to land".

As they plan their move, students and postdocs "should familiarise themselves with the regulations in the discipline in that country" by looking at relevant websites, seeking information from mentors, or even getting in touch with the local consulate, Nath suggests.

The companies must contact the relevant authorities, including the Communist Party's propaganda department, to make sure they stay in touch with the latest lists of banned topics, executives in the industry said.