Sentence examples for liaise regularly from inspiring English sources

A core team of individuals will liaise regularly regarding the general progress and management of the study.

28 30 We will liaise regularly with the research nurses and clinical staff, identifying and approaching potential patient participants to collate outline information about those who were approached but who chose not to participate in the study.

Each of their former national institutions is in receipt of a large, endangered public grant, and as directors they liaised regularly rather than seeing each other as rivals.

"I spoke to the FSA commanders in the field, and they are extremely concerned, particularly since ISIS is moving aid and reinforcements to Nusra in this area," Shahbandar, whose group liaises regularly with the FSA, said in an email Tuesday.

"My work at Antara has prepared me to work for long periods of time in resource-poor settings and adapt to the working styles of supervisors in the health system that I'm expected to liaise with regularly," he said.

It also enabled officials to liaise with ministers regularly.

Police Scotland said tackling domestic abuse was a high priority and that their officers "regularly liaise with colleagues across forces in England and Wales and exchange information readily and as requested".

State officials would also regularly liaise with security forces to seek to reduce curfew hours to enable citizens to move around more freely and go about their business.

Ken Hinds, 50, who regularly liaises with police in his work for a charity tackling gang violence, will receive the payout under an agreement to be finalised later this week.

Fenton was also a poet and, although I regularly sent him to France to liaise with Boublil and Schönberg, he'd go off on his own.

In some instances, where a doctor's FTP has been found to be impaired they are required to have a GMC supervisor that is, an appropriate specialist who liaises with those treating the doctor and reports regularly to the GMC regarding the doctor's adherence with their restriction on practice, and makes recommendations whether such restrictions should continue.