Sentence examples for set up liaison from inspiring English sources

After President Richard M. Nixon's visit to Beijing in 1972, the United States and China agreed to set up liaison offices in each other's capitals, but not embassies, as the United States continued to recognize the Nationalist government on Taiwan.

With an eye toward improving communication and relations with the Fire Department, Mr. Kelly, with the support of Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta, has set up liaison offices in the two departments' headquarters and begun flights for fire chiefs in police helicopters so they can serve as airborne command centers.

Mr. Liddy has said the burglars were seeking to retrieve photographs of Mr. Dean's fiancée in a package of call-girl photographs that he says were used by the Democratic committee to set up liaisons for visitors in nearby apartments.

The two sides, which do not have diplomatic relations, have also floated a deal to end the 1950-53 Korean War and talked about setting up liaison offices in the other's capital.

They need to look at what the Hollywood studios do and set up talent liaison units who have a pastoral and a protective role.

In January, Pakistan facilitated the fledgling process in Qatar, where the United States wants the Taliban to set up a liaison office for the purpose of conducting negotiations, by allowing Taliban representatives to travel to the Persian Gulf state.

Japan's foreign ministry said it had set up a liaison office to help locate the 1,100 of its nationals who were staying in Nepal when the quake hit, Jiji news agency reported.

The firm said it would also set up a liaison group to work with the local community in Splott.

"The ICC made overtures to set up a liaison office in Addis Ababa, but it was rebuffed by the AU," Mr Guzd said.

"Of course here in South Northants, I set up a liaison group that meets every other month to talk about the specific issues.

They'd like to set up a liaison and care facility on bases for any pythons of soldiers who are deployed or transferred.