Sentence examples for liaison relationship between from inspiring English sources

Cohn has faced increased attention since he was named in a dossier prepared by a former British spy who claimed the lawyer had an important role in an "ongoing secret liaison relationship" between Trump officials and Russia.

The collapse of the liaison relationship has left many C.I.A. operatives especially frustrated.

In several practices both parties attested to productive liaison relationships.

In the spring of 2001, Tom Wilshire, a C.I.A. liaison at F.B.I. headquarters, in Washington, was studying the relationship between Khaled al-Mihdhar, the Saudi Al Qaeda operative, and Khallad, the one-legged jihadi.

Leech said "rules are needed to change the relationship between clubs and fans" and pointed to Germany, where supporter liaison officers (SLOs) tend to assume powerful positions.

Carole Seymour-Jones's A Dangerous Liaison (2008), a double biography of de Beauvoir and Sartre, explores the unorthodox long-term relationship between the two.

The results demonstrate an inverse relationship between time spent bound to heterochromatin and the efficiency with which this liaison could be chemically fixed.

"It's a good feeling to see a good relationship between the police and probation departments," said Deputy Inspector Richard Kennedy, the Police Department's liaison for the Nightwatch program and a 30-year veteran of the force.

Engineer Anna Heathcote, meanwhile, is working on the delicate relationship between the quality of the ride, the train and the track geometry - a task that requires frequent liaison with Network Rail.

The relationship between Xi and Trump leaders of the world's two largest economies, a rising power and an addled power, straining to coexist may well prove to be the most consequential diplomatic liaison of its time.

Now the relationship between S.R.O.