3. The 20th Reunion encourages interesting liaisons.
Five days later, however, the massacre of Protestants began on St. Bartholomew's Day. Henry of Navarre had been able to escape death in the massacre by means of an expedient abjuration; despite her continued interest in other liaisons, Margaret refused to be parted from him.
The activists recounted a mix of FBI visits from October to December as agents showed up at their workplaces, their homes, and in some cases contacted their families seeking information about Deep Green Resistance – and, in one case, asking a member if she was interested in "forming a liaison".
An official municipal office wouldn't just add legitimacy to what we do, it could also act in our often-ignored interests as an official liaison between the worlds of night and day.
A few months later, Coelho was made House Majority Whip, and Nides became his liaison with outside interest groups — business, labor, environmental.
TA will be tailored to a parish liaison's skillset, interests, and communication preferences.
The liaison provoked intense press interest.
His faced a conflict of interest in his role as a Greek liaison since he was an alumnus of Delta Upsilon, insists Swarthmore junior Mia Ferguson, one of the women who filed a federal complaint against the college.
The liaison was founded on common interests, natural sympathy, and a deepening friendship.
In all, there are approximately 6,800 brownfields on the Island, according to Sustainable Long Island, a nonprofit organization based in Huntington that acts as liaison between business and environmental interests.
One is that local fishing interests be represented on the project's liaison group.
