Sentence examples for through a liaison from inspiring English sources

But could there be any truth in the rumour that the embassy went further than that, exerting influence, perhaps through a liaison officer, on the behaviour of our own police?

Through a liaison at the US embassy in Rome, he is asking the Department of Justice to intervene and force Apple to give him access to Cantone's locked iPhone, which he said could give investigators "reasons that caused the suicide".

"I'm staying optimistic," Manning told VICE News through a liaison.

Recommendations to ameliorate problems identified in studies reviewed by Backer, Chapman and Mitchell [ 13] reflect those from the UK inquiry [ 18]: that is, developing liaison models, especially through a disability liaison nurse, supporting carers, and improving communication.

So Ms. Dahl arranged it through a military liaison who was assisting the family.

Working through a civilian liaison to OutServe, Lieutenant Seefried gave the Pentagon and the RAND Corporation — which was conducting a survey of service members — access to his database.

Besides going through the same security checks that Porter would have gone through, he also worked as a liaison between the the DHS and the White House and was in charge of helping to vet candidate and telling certain people they weren't suitable for sensitive government positions.

French General Charles de Gaulle, president of the French Committee of National Liberation but by no means the universally acknowledged head of the French government-in-exile, maintained a liaison with SHAEF through the commander of the Free French Forces in Britain.

He served as a liaison to veteran students from enrollment through to graduation.

They charge that Mr. Sattar, 45, was a liaison to Mr. Abdel Rahman's most violent followers in Egypt and Afghanistan and through them to Al Qaeda.

It's purely a liaison of convenience.