Sentence examples for was liaison from inspiring English sources

Henderson's task was liaison between the British delegation, the FO news department and the British embassy.

From 1992 to 1993, General Hagee was liaison officer to the American special envoy to Somalia, Robert Oakley, working with the American military and the various Somali factions.

We must leave something behind," said Wladyslaw Bartoszewski, the former Polish foreign minister who during World War II was liaison between the Polish underground and the Warsaw ghetto.

The second broad category was "liaison," information provided by cooperative foreign intelligence services from their own sources, whose credibility is often unknown.

Before becoming mayor, a position she was later elected to twice and held for 10 years, Mrs. Simpson was on the village planning board and, as police commissioner, was liaison with the 20-member village force.

The panel is expected to issue a report soon and is likely to announce settlements with two former assistants to the governor: Richard Baum, his onetime top deputy, and William F. Howard, who was liaison to the State Police.

The other was Liaisons Dangereuses, Typical Me ($225), a fascinating jumble of fruit scents, chunky and not light, virtually chameleonic once I sprayed it on my left wrist.

"We spend a lot of time talking to them; there is liaison at all levels," says one official.Serious criminals continue, however, to find refuge in Northern Cyprus.

But few people talked with Mr. Lay as much as Mr. Roberts, the Enron lawyer who is liaison to the creditor's committee.

"There are a record number of CAMHS beds and there will be liaison mental health services in every A&E by 2020.

"If there had been liaison between police forces it could have been stopped, it should have been stopped, it does make me angry".