Sentence examples for usually liaising from inspiring English sources

The country does not have an official certification system and all films are edited to be acceptable for all ages, with authorities and film-makers usually liaising over required cuts.

Typical tasks include liaising with members of local and national government as well as business and arts leaders, usually with the aim of having them attend a concert or education event.

It meant imitating and liaising with Americans.

The Scottish government is "liaising closely" with the inquiry.

There have been increasing reports of the Russians liaising with the Taliban.

"The F.S.A. will be liaising closely with the S.E.C. in this review".

"The Force is liaising with the school and would encourage anyone with concerns to contact us.

"All of us in the field are liaising together," said Kenya's military spokesman, Maj.

Liaising between importers, retailers and the university, I managed the bookings for the sommelier evenings.

"We are liaising with the publishers of his books to explain this".

He added that Thai police had been liaising with their British counterparts.