Sentence examples for of liaising with from inspiring English sources
Tessa Jowell, the Culture Secretary, who has been put in charge of liaising with the victims' relatives, yesterday opened a support centre for afflicted families in Westminster.
"We will now enter an intensive period of liaising with the various groups who will turn words into bricks and mortar," he told the club's official website, www.pompeyfc.co.uk.
Either way, it involves a lot of liaising with architects and other engineering professionals who are all part of seeing the project through to completion.
"We'll have the cultural background and I think it would be a great plus to learn the language as well – if you can speak Chinese and then go back to a British university, then you could be in charge of liaising with the students or in creating exchanges.
Jon Rudkin, who was appointed director of football in February, and Andrew Neville, the club's director of football operations, know Lennon well – as well as Martin O'Neill, another name in the frame – and both men will be involved in the process of liaising with Leicester's board and Thai owners about Pearson's successor.
However, his university background, FSS training, and experience of liaising with police officers and law enforcement professionals were an added bonus on his CV.
Mr Harper has been given the crucial role of chief whip, responsible for liaising with backbenchers and maintaining party discipline.
The protocols all had similar elements, including the assessment of patients, liaising with the patient's carer and other professionals to coordinate discharge and providing follow-up visits or telephone calls.
This reduced the barrier of time for the steering group and the academic partners, with the Research Facilitator taking on such roles as the management of events, liaising with Ethics Committees, and navigating different funding streams.
In the first deviant case, he GP initially follows QOF and mentions the 'borderline' diabetes control but soon shifts the emphasis to the patient's concern about her cancer related issues: pain control, information (side-effects of medication), advocacy (liaising with specialists over results of tests).
Recruitment of patients and liaising with principle [sic] investigator Reviewing progress of study and if necessary agreeing changes to the protocol and/or investigators brochure to facilitate the smooth running of the study.
