Sentence examples for longstanding contact from inspiring English sources

12.18pm: Fedorcio says some officers have longstanding contact with reporters and may be perceived to have a favourable relationship with them.

The exception is participation of family members in the care, where the district nurse with her often longstanding contact with the patient and family is a suitable source of information.

Eight adults (8/136, 5.9%) were diagnosed with latent tuberculosis, but only two (2/136, 1.5%), a cousin and an uncle who had been in close and longstanding contact with the index case, were considered to have been infected recently (data not shown).

Mr. Milosevic, with longstanding contacts with senior Western politicians and diplomats, is thought likely to be able to embarrass them, too.

African Union officials said Eritrea wields even more influence in Darfur, because of its longstanding contacts with the rebel groups there.

Furthermore, while at present there are still senior Afghan Taliban who have longstanding contacts with the Pakistani military and recognize common interests, the younger Taliban leadership that is emerging will be less likely to cooperate with Islamabad.

Church officials said the stop at the Park East Synagogue, a Modern Orthodox congregation, was added at the urging of its senior rabbi, Arthur Schneier, who has longstanding contacts in the Vatican.

Bushra Khalil, a Lebanese lawyer who has longstanding contacts with Syrian government insiders and has met several times in recent weeks with senior officials, including the interior minister and a powerful intelligence chief, Ali Mamlouk, described their mood as buoyant.

Mr. Reeker said the United States would welcome mediation by other nations like Libya, which has longstanding contacts with the rebels and has stepped in to negotiate for the release of a dozen Western hostages kidnapped four months ago by the Abu Sayyaf group.

Multilingual elderly healthcare differs in characteristics from primary and acute healthcare as it mainly concerns less structured activities in longstanding contacts with ageing people, possibly with impaired hearing, in contrast to highly structured consultations in primary healthcare delivered in a limited time frame.

Dagworthy took his idea to a longstanding business contact called Steve Hamer, a former chairman of Swansea City FC, who formed the company and employs Dagworthy as a consultant.