Sentence examples for permanent liaison with from inspiring English sources

Appointed by Robert Stevens, Army secretary under President Dwight D. Eisenhower, to be a "permanent liaison" with the senator, Mr. Adams wrote in his memoirs that he understood his role was to seek a friendly, even "fawning" relationship with McCarthy.

With a permanent liaison office in Washington, colonels working for him at the Pentagon and a staff of up to 1,000 at his Hawaii headquarters, Admiral Blair simply swamped Mr Gelbard, who Ms Priest notes had a small, overworked staff, and was backed by an ineffective State Department bureaucracy.

But liaison with severe legal restrictions.

Bill was a liaison with them.

My next liaison with seals was with Island Sea Safaris.

The office is also the liaison with the United Nations Foundation.

Only one relationship truly satisfied: his liaison with Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.

"He had just begun his liaison with George Sand.

Liaison with the opposition, while desirable, is also problematic.

Lord Lea: formerly the Trades Union Congress liaison with the Labour Party.

The committees have a close liaison with the local police and with the B.J.P.