Sentence examples for it has liaised from inspiring English sources

"Now it is time for the public to put another nail in the coffin," the message says, adding that it has liaised with West Midlands police about the demonstration.

The Crown Prosecution Service said it had liaised with the NCA during its investigation.

The Trust said it had liaised with a number of groups as it planned the new centre.

Ofcom declined to comment ahead of official announcement from the regulator later this week, and a spokesman would only say: "We have already announced that the breach of the broadcasting code merits a sanction and we will announce our finding in due course". The regulator refused to disclose whether it had liaised with the Foreign Office over the decision.

It remains a possibility once Basil has liaised with police, according to the media report.

For 16 years Mr McCormack has liaised with the foundries that make the bronze and stainless-steel works and overseen installation in museums and galleries around the world.

The explanation has liaised to morphological structures of the banana stem.

Instead Gatland has liaised with Sale's new coach Tony Hanks, a former Wasps boss who was Gatland's assistant from 2005-08 at New Zealand province Waikato.

Gypsy Council chair Joseph Jones, who has liaised with the travellers on site, said they would not move unless an alternative piece of land was found.

Respect MP George Galloway, who has liaised with the Syrian authorities and was due to collect Mr Khan on Friday, said the death was "murder most foul" and it was "inconceivable that he committed suicide".

In 1992, it was Spackman who had liaised with Vincent when he gave evidence in the case of a man convicted of attempted murder and false imprisonment.