Sentence examples for much liaison from inspiring English sources

Her role there involved much liaison with MPs and local councils.

There's not much liaison between boards and managers so I'll still keep my hand in and probably come in every January to help keep a team up – a bit like Red Adair, that would suit me".

How much liaison should there be among the original and replicating experimenters, if any?

Being a language that is spoken quickly, with much liaison, listening for understanding French well is a vital skill.

But there was, however, much private liaison between Fred Michel, director of public affairs for News Corp, and Adam Smith, Hunt's special adviser.

Mr. Baer, whose recent book, "See No Evil," is critical of the C.I.A., also argued that the agency has depended too much on liaison arrangements with foreign intelligence services, in the hope they will pass on information from their sources.

I hope, therefore, that Parliament will be able to have a much closer liaison with these committees in the future.

Combined with the findings of those previous studies [ 22, 24], our results emphasize the need of a much closer liaison between patients and their physicians.

"Governments are not elected to arrange nuptial liaisons, much less to untangle them," writes Joe Rogaly in the Financial Times.

Lost in Showbiz ADORES this sort of mentoring, which resembles little so much as Dangerous Liaisons for the twerk generation.

Unfortunately, his model metropolis never comes to fruition and both he and his bureau liaison get much of the slack for destroying one of America's greatest cities.