Sentence examples for said liaison from inspiring English sources

"We are extremely disappointed for our pupils and disagree with this ruling," said liaison officer Matsiko Godwin Muhwezi.

Despite the said liaison occurring some five years ago, Kurt Cobain's widow complains that she still isn't being allowed to forget it.

In Jersey, police said family liaison officers were working with the  family and close relatives of the dead man.

The officials also said the liaison office, located at the largely defunct resort of Diamond Mountain in the North, played a limited role in cross-border relations.

Gen. Athar Abbas, said that liaison officers were returning to the coordination centers, which are meant to ease communications among the Afghan and Pakistani armies and the NATO coalition, all of which operate near the border.

"I'm not convinced that the job as it currently exists is going to get anything done," said the liaison, Joseph DeFilippis, whose last day was to be Friday, and who had previously been a community advocate for gays and lesbians.

Speaking of the C.I.A. and the counterpart Pakistani services, he said, "The liaison is there between the two agencies but as the exact way of tackling the intelligence, I believe there was a bit of a communications gap".

McCain later said the liaison job represented "[my] real entry into the world of politics and the beginning of my second career as a public servant".

Having a job with a regular income can turn an offender's life around, says community liaison prison officer Dave Damerell, who believes employment is the route out of crime.

"We have homelessness everywhere," says homeless liaison Sheree Conyers.

The indictment says their liaison lasted more than two years, during which time Edwards' wife, Elizabeth, was battling the cancer that ultimately killed her in 2010.