Sentence examples for liaisons has been from inspiring English sources

"Dangerous Liaisons" has been organized by Harold Koda and Andrew Bolton of the Costume Institute, along with Ian Wardropper and Daniëlle Kisluk-Grosheide of the museum's department of European sculpture and decorative arts.

Such liaisons had been legal for only five years and were a novelty to me.

Liaisons have been defined for riveting, welding, bolt fastening, screw fastening, adhesive bonding (gluing) and blind fastening processes.

The liaisons have been established to help each organization communicate, update, share, and gather information and progress because these organizations are very busy conducting their duties.

Hill fired back that the liaisons had been named in an attempt to wrest control of the Education Department from her and called the move a "power grab".

Liaisons have been established with other organisations such as HL7.

His chief liaison has been Mr. Emanuel.

A data structure for liaison has been developed to cluster the attributes of the liaison based on the level of abstraction.

The increasing potential of this industry–academic liaison has been reviewed recently [53].

Although Parnell's liaison had been known to some members of the Irish party, Nationalist Ireland in general took it that the proceedings represented another attempt to wreck Home Rule.

No liaison had been made with the community staff.