Sentence examples for poor liaison from inspiring English sources

The recurrent themes are the lack of clear clinical pathways and poor liaison between healthcare professionals.

Teachers, on the whole, have reported good working relationships with young people's parents [ 45], though parents and young people themselves have reported instances of poor liaison [ 22].

"The Human Comedy," without which European literature is inconceivable!); "Dangerous Liaisons" fiftieth; poor "Bouvard and Pécuchet" come trailing in last, like a couple of breath-less dunces.

"The Red and the Black" stands twenty-second on the list; "Madame Bovary" is twenty-fifth; "Germinal" thirty-second; "The Human Comedy" only thirty-fourth (Is that possible? "The Human Comedy," without which European literature is inconceivable!); "Dangerous Liaisons" fiftieth; poor "Bouvard and Pécuchet" come trailing in last, like a couple of breath-less dunces.

Although nurses used a standardized form identifying high-risk criteria, there was poor agreement between risk factors identified by liaison and district public health nurses.

"Economically we are not a poor country anymore," said Waldemar Dabrowski, the minister of culture's liaison to the museum.

Interventions involve targeting features that would normally impede discharge of patients, such as reduced mobility, poor pain management and inadequate community or environmental supports, through interdisciplinary liaison with medical, nursing and allied health ED staff.

Since early times work "for the poor of the parish"; the promotion of "overseas and inland missions"; liaison with "the city professions in law and medicine" and running "devotional and discussion groups" has been incorporated into the church's mission.

As race relations liaison officer was "singularly ineffective" and partly to blame for poor race relations at Feltham.

The first mixed-race children were the offspring of liaisons between Korean women (frequently prostitutes or husband-seeking poor) and American troops after the 1950-53 Korean war.At one stage this "Amerasian" population is believed to have numbered in the tens of thousands, though many emigrated.

In The Apartment, poor, pathetic office worker Bud Jack Lemmonn) is bullied into letting his boss use his apartment for extramarital liaisons.