Sentence examples for involved liaising from inspiring English sources

This work involved, liaising with climate scientists to provide tools and services that supported forecast based decision-making, working as part of the Help Desk Team to provide disaster managers with rapid responses to climate-related questions, and coordinating an internship program, bringing graduate students with climate expertise to Red Cross/Red Crescent offices around the world.

Although she taught English, her work involved liaising with social workers, and education psychologists, "largely asking 'Why do children fall out of school?'" she explains.

Much of the work involved liaising with foreign buyers and delegations, and he accompanied the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh on visits to the annual fair.

My job was to synthesise and design ligands and metal complexes, and this involved liaising with chemists and biologists in industry, radiologists in hospitals, and computer scientists in the university.

This involved liaising with DEFRA, ensuring that the work was delivered on time and to cost, that milestones were being met, and work was delivered to the required quality.

Among other things, the role involves liaising with suppliers, checking where animals come from, supervising their care in store and overseeing the stores' adoption centres.

My role involves liaising with concert venues, promoters and agents globally to ensure all logistical and technical arrangements are in place.

My job involves liaising with a wide variety of people, from architects to local authority commissioners, so relationship-building is important.

In 2009, she won one of the most coveted diplomatic positions: Magnum ice cream's Global Pleasure Ambassador, whose remit involves liaising with the firm's professor of pleasure, with whom she hosted a pleasure summit in Istanbul.

The job involves liaising with the island's government and with the Guernsey Disability Alliance (Guernsey Disability Alliance

The job involves liaising with the island's government about issues affecting disabled islanders.