Sentence examples for of liaising from inspiring English sources

"I occasionally arrange to meet up with clients at their offices instead of liaising with them over the phone," says Wilson.

Mr Ramírez Acuña will face the difficult task of liaising between the executive and Congress on the government's legislative agenda.Patricia Espinosa Cantellano, a career diplomat and currently ambassador to Austria, will be the new secretary of external relations.

Ever since he was accused of liaising with "professional mistress" Sarah Symonds, the boorish chef has been dogged by a string of bad headlines, running the gamut from ready-meals to broken banking covenants.

Although she is used to being a single mother once or twice a year for stretches of about a month, when Frank disappears to stage an action, the extra responsibility of liaising with lawyers and Foreign Office staff and trying to get permission to visit, is a strain.

As a special adviser during the election campaign, he had the task of liaising with other European left-wing parties.

The comment dismisses her professional duty of liaising with clients regarding their ad needs, a core function of her role as partner.

5 In practice, this approach is achieved by the introduction of a care manager into primary care, responsible for delivering care to patients with depression under the supervision of a specialist, and for liaising between primary care doctors and mental health specialists.

Since November 2008, Larry Keith has done the actual, hands-on work of restoration, liaising closely with Syson and the gallery's scientific department.

Booking staff are now making efforts to contact patients several days prior to their surgery and in the event of problems, to liaise with the surgical team, to limit the number of day of surgery cancellations.

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.

In situations where KTAs could not find this information out for themselves, they learnt to develop a network of contacts to liaise with for the necessary information.