Sentence examples for on liaising from inspiring English sources

The draft charter provides guidance on liaising with local communities, marshalling, and encountering wildlife.

Its sustainability will depend on liaising with many professional and patient organisations within the UK as well as initiating international collaborations.

Alley credits her weight loss to Organic Liaison, a weight loss program she helped develop, founded on the basis of "liaising" dieters from their daily eating habits to a healthier organic diet.

One "mainstream journalist" (as he wished to be known) described the press zone as "very well organised, surprisingly so" – considering it was all put on by volunteer journalists, liaising with the news media on Bilderberg's behalf.

"Ethically, it would be incumbent on you to liaise with law enforcement," Mueller said.

I liked the bit about having to liaise on a regular basis with his gardener.

The WRU would not comment on the development, except to release a brief statement expressing its disappointment at Faletau's departure, claiming to have "continued to liaise on all developments" with the Dragons.

At the heart of Upworthy's operation are its curators, who source the most eye-catching, important videos from every corner of the web, before fact-checking their claims and contacting the people behind them to liaise on how they can best be promoted.

Some schools do provide core teaching on the importance of faith in coping with illness for some patients, and information on how to liaise with chaplaincy services.

Our ascertainment strategy was to make services familiar with our entry criteria and to liaise on a regular basis; no systematic screening of service populations was carried out.

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