Sentence examples for those liaison from inspiring English sources

Yet Israel's focus on targeting those liaison officers exposed its intelligence deficit when it decided to launch its July 2006 offensive in Lebanon.

One was born four years after emancipation, suggesting that the liaison that produced those children endured after slavery.

Those dangerous liaisons, he claims, earned him the agency's highest award, the Intelligence Star.

Though James, who's been heavily involved in the film's production, didn't speak specifically about the rating, she did say this about those provocative liaisons: "It's happening".

Ethical review boards cannot be a 'one size fits all' but must take into account local concerns and address those concerns in liaison with local representatives and further in-roads must be made into the entrenched hostility on the part of drug companies to post-trial medical care.

One group consists of those who had consulted a psychiatrist before engaging in suicidal behaviour, whom the liaison service could re-evaluate and provide interventions.

She became the liaison between the home for abused women and the court, to arrange for legal protection against violence for those who were vulnerable.

This week, he denounced those who favoured "a liaison between the left and centrism", and called for a genuine left-wing alternative.

And when his unit — Golf Company, 2nd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment — was sent to war, Kellee volunteered as a liaison between those deployed and their families.

The quarrel between Michael R. Bloomberg and some of the families of victims of the Sept. 11 terrorism has now extended to involve the mayor's liaison to those families.

A person who mediated between members of different groups being not the part of those groups is called liaison.