Sentence examples for liaison about from inspiring English sources

With hindsight liaison about clinical cases might appear to have been obvious as the focus for link worker activity, but it was originally conceived as one of many roles [ 24].

The British elite, who knew all about the king's liaison, mostly deplored it, scornfully branding her "That Woman".

Affinity groups are also a new trend among alumni associations, according to Julie Harris who acts as liaison between about seven newly established affinity groups and the alumni association of Northern Illinois University (NIU).

The Sun also ran a page lead that morning, "Kate had dream of where to dig", in which Mrs McCann was alleged to have told a family liaison officer about her dream of where officers should look.

Senior Pentagon officials said Mr. Rumsfeld was contemplating cutting the size of the liaison office, which has about 90 employees.

3.55pm BST David Cameron's evidence to the liaison committee David Cameron is about to give evidence to the Commons liaison committee, the one made up of the chairs of all the Commons select committees.

Elin went to confront the dull-looking, bespectacled environment minister, who was vague about his liaison with Sarah.

Killary Affair with George W. Bush Not obvious maybe, but many has always known about secret liaison between warmongers Bush and Killary.

On the mini-series' second night, Jefferson becomes president and the scandalmongering reporter James Callender (overacted by Rene Auberjonois) writes about the liaison with Sally.

Ms. Nevalainen's grandfather, Tenho Nevalainen, told a local newspaper that her parents were worried about her liaison with Mr. Ahmed.

Or from Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld when asked by Bob Schieffer of CBS about Iranian liaison with U.S. forces in Afghanistan: "You're going to see new relationships coming out all across the globe".