Sentence examples for liaising among from inspiring English sources

The interviewees also complained of lack of communication and cooperation within the hospital setting, with emergency physicians and neurologists often in disagreement over what was appropriate care and with too little liaising among staff (e.g. between emergency physicians, radiologists, laboratory personnel, neurologists).

Young popular committees, deep underground in Syria, are liaising and organising among themselves.

They do this by carrying out market research, monitoring social media, and liaising with advertising executives, among other things.

Among the things that companies have already made good headway with is liaising with teachers.

The Department of Health says it has a "priority" focus on children's mental health and, among other things, has put additional cash in to "talking therapies", adding that it is liaising with the DfE to improve links between schools and Camhs.

The Electoral Commission said it was liaising with council officials.

The IPCC is liaising with Her Majesty's coroner.

Among the latest revelations to emerge from WikiLeaks is that, in 2002, as plotters in Venezuela's capital Caracas were liaising with the US authorities about the conspiracy to topple President Hugo Chávez, the leaders of the Catholic church in that country were defying the instruction of Pope John Paul II to desist from having anything to do with the coup d'état.

There is talk of a new nomination to the ministry responsible for liaising with Congress.

They said they were liaising with Australian police to "finalise the matter".

I'm currently both dieting and liaising with the most pompous estate agent in England.