Sentence examples for of the liaison from inspiring English sources

Objectives: This study evaluated the analytical characteristics of the Liaison® immunoassay for cardiac troponin I (cTnI).

Karenin's discovery of the liaison arouses only his concern for his own public image.

Let's deal with the porn star half of the liaison first: "Zone One" as zombie novel.

The collapse of the liaison relationship has left many C.I.A. operatives especially frustrated.

There is no reason to be lenient," said the head of the liaison office, Zhang Xiaoming.

Western diplomats said Major Nicholson's killing was the most serious incident in the 38-year history of the liaison missions.

"The downside is that you are really tired," said Dr. Dan Hunt, co-secretary of the Liaison Committee on Medical Education, the accrediting agency for medical schools in the United States and Canada.

Dancing Under the Stars Rooftop Party at the Liaison Hotel: Organizers of the Bachata Brunch and the D.C. Zouk Festival are teaming up for an evening pool party on the rooftop of the Liaison Hotel.

Hours after Mr Blair had put in his barn-storming performance in front of the Liaison Committee, the government, despite the frantic efforts of the Labour whips, beat off a rebel amendment to scupper foundation hospitals, its flagship proposal for reforming the health service, by a mere 35 votes.

"It ought not be for the Government to decide [who is subject to pre-appointment hearings]." The Liberal Democrat MP Sir Alan Beith, who has been calling for MPs to have the power to veto certain public appointments as chair of the Liaison Committee, which brings together select committee leaders, said: "This is a helpful marker that has been put down by the defence committee.

UPDATE: There's now talk of a debate on Tuesday - which would probably force the postponement of the Liaison Committee hearing.