Sentence examples for time liaising from inspiring English sources

The only novels that routinely treat with work are crime or spy novels, and for the most part, these are about loners – Inspector Morse spends little time liaising with his colleagues; 007 is never shown running spreadsheets on the following quarter's budgetary demands.

During that period I became familiar with scientific administration and funding issues and spent considerable time liaising with the relevant scientific officers in the European Commission (EC).

This success does not come easily and the EP Coordinator spends the majority of his time liaising with donors and managing allocations.

The costs of researcher and staff time were the same for each mode, as each mode required the development of both the paper and web survey, and time liaising with AMPCo and the printers.

In contradiction of the police claim that they needed more time to liaise with foreign jurisdictions, the head of MI5 is on record as saying that this country could not make inquiries of a regime such as Algeria (to discover if the originator of information had been tortured) lest it stop the free flow of information.

All of this is ratcheting up the pressure on the remaining workforce – 75% say they leave at the end of home visits without having undertaken some necessary tasks or answering patients' questions, and the same constraints limit their time to liaise with other professionals such as GPs and social workers.

The community was drawn together over time to liaise with the security services, which reduced fear and anxiety and their negative impacts.

Repeat a few times to liaise the sounds together.

He advertises his journey, including a price and start time, and then liaises with interested customers via the platform.

You have to be able to live with yourself and everything you did in that situation, so we give them various coping mechanisms as to how they can pass the time, how to liaise and form a rapport with your capturers.

It was notable that the FA said in its statement that it would "remind all clubs of their responsibilities in ensuring ballboys and other personnel around the pitch act in an appropriate manner at all times and will liaise with competitions accordingly", which suggested that it had concerns over Morgan's actions.