Sentence examples for that liaisons from inspiring English sources
And this means that liaisons d'amour lieu de travail are on the increase.
And this less than two years after Lord Justice Leveson's findings that liaisons between reporters and cops were dangerously cosy.
That, in turn, might modify the character of the encounter.A prior study from the Center for AIDS Intervention Research suggests just that, showing for example that liaisons arranged online are associated with risky sexual behaviours such as unprotected, receptive anal intercourse.
Although there are conflicting reports, it appears possible that liaisons between Del Castillo and Guzman's lawyers may have helped lead Mexican authorities to the drug lord, who had been on the lam since July 11, when he carried out a spectacular escape from the high-security Altiplano prison.
And that liaison, Benaoumer Zergaoui, hailed from Kader's birthplace, Mascara.
But he adds that liaison with the opposition, while desirable, is also problematic.
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.
The order told employees that liaison officials would almost always "accompany you to briefings" and said "please let us know when you receive a phone call from or plan to place a call to House and Senate staff and members".
R. James Woolsey, who served as director of central intelligence under Mr. Clinton, said in a telephone interview on Sunday that "liaison services are extremely important" in American counterterrorism efforts.
Bryant said the young woman from California flew to Denver to see Andersen, "but again, that liaison was set up by the individual in Canada.
