Sentence examples for may liaise from inspiring English sources

The CO will investigate the complaint, and may liaise with the complainant.

During the day I may liaise with housing officers, as families really benefit from having support to get an update on their application for housing.

Mr Zougam and Mr Dahdah may have liaised with other extremists across Europe, and with a group believed by the Moroccan security services to have sent the suicide bombers who struck Casablanca last May.

The OHS may also need to liaise with secondary care to obtain a dermatologist's report with the employee's consent.

In the case of a patient with poorly controlled diabetes and advanced periodontitis, it may also be useful to liaise with the patient's medical clinician so that they can also emphasise the importance of improving periodontal health (and also of maximising glycaemic control) as part of overall management.

For example, it has a second research site in India, so "if you are working on a project where part of the production or research is in India, you may be asked to go there to liaise with them".

External participants may be invited once in a while, for example, to provide key expertise or to liaise with partners from the organization.

Meanwhile, this case suggests it may well be worth leaving someone back in the UK to deal with any claim – to liaise with doctors etc – rather than all rushing to the hospital bed.

Unlike Protestant loyalists, the republicans refuse even to liaise with police.Support groups for battered women and rape victims say that the panels may shield, or even be operated by, offenders.

If a new coroner is appointed, he is expected to liaise with the families over whether a new inquest should proceed before any criminal or disciplinary charges that may arise.

Senior Met officers, who suspect he may have gone there in lulls between spates of attacks, plan to fly out in the next couple of weeks to liaise with local police and make a public appeal to islanders for information.