Sentence examples for more liaison from inspiring English sources
It has added a few more liaison officers to coordinate between security checkers in Washington and the American consulates.
Instead, he says, he favours the continuation of the two houses, but under a joint financial administration and with more liaison over repertoire.
More liaison with local commissioners and providers of services will be carried out to generate income or to share activities and the trust is to seek more government financial support.
Roger's main attraction is a sculptured torso, but he couldn't provide Terry with a more inappropriate liaison.
In addition to a new chairman, the zone may need a new executive director and more effective liaison at City Hall.
The Showtime series posits a more layered liaison, and that's not unfair: whether out of pride or self-delusion, divorced people often rejigger old marital memories to conform to a new reality.
"An Education" is perceptive and entertaining, but it doesn't have the jolting vitality of, say, "Notes on a Scandal," which dramatized an even more unconventional liaison — older woman, fifteen-year-old boy.
As well as Reeves's and Field's committees, the Carillion investigation has involved the public accounts and public administration committees, with coordination by a more active liaison committee.
In places like the Pentagon, military folk mostly march up and down corridors simply for the purpose of getting from point A to point B, but in some cases (like this) they do it as a strange courtship display hinting at a deeper and more intimate liaison.
U.S. District Judge David N. Edelstein set a hearing next Tuesday to determine whether he should issue a temporary restraining order to bar the alleged Mafia members and associates from participating in Teamster affairs and to appoint one or more court liaison officers to discipline union officers and members found to be corrupt and to oversee union spending and appointments to union office.
Closer cooperation between the EP and the NPs, in the form of more systematic liaison, exchanges of information, regular meetings and, possibly, the granting of reciprocal facilities.
