Sentence examples for supposed liaison from inspiring English sources

It will come out tomorrow in the Washington Post – which no one would call tabloid trash – about a supposed liaison between president Barack Obama and Beyonce.

One job that he described as "problematic" was that of five "borough deputies to the chancellor," who are supposed to be liaisons between the district superintendents and the chancellor.

This person is supposed to be the liaison between the White House and the press.

Colonel Pappas and another officer said Colonel Jordan was sent to the prison to run the interrogation center; Colonel Jordan said he was supposed to be a "liaison" between the center and another unit at the prison.

He was even threatening to withhold the French officers who were supposed to serve as liaisons between the invaders and the French.

Many parent coordinators in New York City's schools -- who are supposed to serve as liaisons between parents and school officials -- fail to have more than basic knowledge about educational issues, and to return phone calls, according to a survey by Public Advocate Betsy Gotbaum.

In effect, Fiat has escaped from an industrial liaison that was supposed to be its salvation.

"Indeed a military liaison officer is supposed to sit with those gold commanders and liaise with them.

The next question to ask is, when will the party come above ground?" Officially, the Liaison Office is supposed to represent Beijing on domestic matters in Hong Kong, ranging from cultural and educational exchanges to the role of the People's Liberation Army.

In particular, the chair allocated a course release for one of the DAT participants who was supposed to serve as a liaison between the SITAR team and the department.

Although they are not directly involved in conducting deliveries, these LHWs are supposed to function in close liaison with BHU and RHC staff in providing antenatal care, contraceptive advice, growth monitoring, and immunization services.