Sentence examples for liaison suggested from inspiring English sources

Nicholas E. Calio, the White House Congressional liaison, suggested that the White House was realistic in its expectations of what control of the Senate would mean.

The minutes of its 3 May policy meeting, released on Tuesday, said: "In addition, information from the bank's business liaison suggested that firms generally had been unwilling to make offers of wage growth below two per cent".

James, as liaison, suggested he make peace with his brethren in the Temple.

In Spitzer's case, the laborious financial machinations that preceded his liaison suggest otherwise, but still for someone so meticulous in his planning what about disease prevention?

So my victim liaison officer, Karen, suggested exchanging letters.

Six days before the testimony, Teller met with an AEC liaison officer and suggested "deepening the charges" in his testimony.

And in April, a second inquiry criticised sometimes "messy" practices within the unit and suggested closer liaison with professional statisticians.

42 A recent systematic review suggested that liaison mental health services in general hospitals have the potential to be effective in improving outcomes such as length of hospital stay, discharge destination, and hospital costs, but concerns were raised about the reliability and validity of the studies included.

Its chronicle of clearly suggested sexual liaisons also inspired condemnation from many of his countrymen, as well as anti-Semitic attacks that had nothing to do with the play.

If there is any doubt in cases such as these, we would suggest liaison with clinical toxicologists at an early stage with a view to appropriate drug and toxin screening of the donor.

The Queens borough president's office put him in touch with the Serbo-Croatian liaison for the New York Police Department, who suggested that Catholic Charities of Brooklyn and Queens might help.