Sentence examples for liaison where from inspiring English sources

Those assays using the double antigen or sandwich configuration such as Trep-Sure, BioELISA, Trep-ID and LIAISON where the recombinant antigen such as Tp15, Tp17, Tp47 KD or combination of them are both attached to the ELISA plate or latex particle and are directly conjugated to horse radish peroxidase or CIA.

They feel like quickies, rough liaisons where "sex meets books," sometimes, as in "Francesca Says More," unhappily: that maiden thump was book on floor, but does it really matter who kissed who first or then who decided to go further?

Apart from putting Syria's deepening civil war into perspective, it recalled that bit in Dangerous Liaisons where Glenn Close mocks Keanu Reeves for being "one of those rare eccentrics who goes to the opera to listen the music".

The call was routed to Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly's liaison unit, where Detective Martin A. Brown answered.

At the liaison committee, where select committee leaders quiz the prime minister, Brown was asked by a Tory MP what Lord Mandelson, the business secretary, meant when he said "there was a need for less spending in some programmes".

Those were the words of Theresa May under questioning by senior MPs at the Commons liaison committee, where her answers on social care were extracted as painfully as those on Brexit – the main business of the session – and on which the atmosphere felt almost as strained.

In each centre, allocation to treatment group was made by dedicated research personnel outside the consultation-liaison service where patients were recruited, assessed and treated.

He is also Jersey City's legislative liaison in Trenton, where he has worked closely with Mr. DiFrancesco on Jersey City's behalf.

Now that the United States was ready to throw its vast resources into the code-breaking effort, he was dispatched as a liaison to Washington, where he helped the Americans get their own Bombe-making and Enigma-monitoring under way.

Howard G. Paster, a consummate Washington insider whose effectiveness as a corporate lobbyist took him to the White House as President Bill Clinton's liaison to Congress, where he helped push through the North American Free Trade Agreement, died on Wednesday in Baltimore.

But it called on the Met to address the perception that women are not be taken seriously when reporting rape and other sex offences, recommending better information for victims, case updates, and liaison with agencies where women feel uncomfortable going to the police.