Sentence examples for liaisons will be from inspiring English sources

The liaisons will be allowed to approve applications for search warrants, deny them or ask that more information be provided or additional steps be taken before the warrant application is authorized and sent to a judge.

The first liaison will be LAWRENCE EDWARDS, a former supervising superintendent at the Board of Education, who will have offices at both institutions.

But Deirdre Parker, an M.T.A. spokeswoman, said: "Our community affairs liaison will be discussing this matter with the Department of Transportation and Community Board 8 to see if there are any alternatives we can come to.

Under the directive, which takes effect on Sept. 2, a designated liaison will be assigned to work with each police department or other law enforcement agency in the state.

Liaison will be undertaken with key stakeholders at these sites to ensure complete dissemination of study information.

The intervention will not impact adolescent empowerment directly but the professional midwife liaison will be trained to be especially sensitive to the issues unique to pregnant adolescents and their families.

Where there are demonstrations, officers from the Police Liaison Team will be on the ground to engage with protestors.

One more sign of the close working relationship between HAROLD O. LEVY, the interim schools chancellor, and MATTHEW GOLDSTEIN, chancellor of the City University of New York: they have created a permanent liaison who will be responsible to both chancellors and work on projects involving both institutions.

In the "Act" phase of this PDSA cycle further liaison work will be undertaken with GPs so that referrals contain all the necessary information.

The LIAISON study will be conducted in 12 European countries and comprises a cross-sectional phase and a 12-month prospective phase.

As a second strategy the recruitment via liaison nurses will be implemented in hospitals in Halle to cope with the small number of participating GPs and to include a group of high risk participants.