Sentence examples for liaise in from inspiring English sources

It is crucial that surgical and radiology teams liaise in these patients, in order that the radiologists are familiar with the local operative technique.

An example of a Collaboration recommendation was the request by an expert to liaise in the future about a Department of Health initiative on personalisation.

While Barak is embraced abroad for his peacemaking efforts while premier in the late 1990s, Yaalon is relatively untested and lacks mileage in liaising with the United States.

To carry this work further, scientists in health and environment need to liaise with disciplines in "soft" sciences including social sciences and liberal arts.

I met a captain in the US Marines who told me how much he admired the courage and supreme professionalism of the British forces he liaised with in Iraq when he was last there.

(Carer, A06) While a potential benefit of being based in primary care was the ability of the case manager to liaise with colleagues in the event of concerns about individual patients and carers, there was little evidence of this happening in practice.

It also allows you to liaise with bikers in every country you pass through via its communities section.

"Speaking English, Spanish, Dutch and German helps me liaise with counterparts in other countries around the world, and lets me cut through the red tape when organising trips abroad," she says.

Radio 2 newsreaders, in addition to reading the hourly bulletin, are expected to monitor the news wires, liaise with journalists in the newsroom and are on standby for breaking stories and emergencies.

Later that day, Kent Police emailed the university to say :"Kent Police Special Branch are charged with assisting in the maintenance of public order, and to that end, senior management have tasked me to liaise with Christ Church in relation to specific security questions".

"Suffolk Police will liaise with CCRC in relation to Mr Hall's claims".