Sentence examples for when liaising from inspiring English sources

Here's what we plan to discuss: What difficulties do academics face when liaising with press teams?

When liaising with healthcare professionals on a regular basis fathers appreciated an awareness that they were the individuals involved in the day to day care and all aspects of their child's care.

Then there were other favours – ringing GPs, finding hospital beds for emergency admissions, or liaising with social care when in-patients were discharged.

He was in Ottawa, liaising with the Canadian government, when he decided to "reverse the rules and create a distraction".

One could hardly help but agree when he said that the claims of him liaising with a Czech spy at the height of the Cold War — in the House of Commons, no less — all seemed "a little bit James Bond".

Although she is used to being a single mother once or twice a year for stretches of about a month, when Frank disappears to stage an action, the extra responsibility of liaising with lawyers and Foreign Office staff and trying to get permission to visit, is a strain.

We are currently liaising with the individual in question in a bid to understand what may have happened to her when she was a child.

In 1985, when title to Uluru, formerly known as Ayers Rock, was finally restored to the Anangu elders, the Aboriginal activist who was liaising with the TV crews there had her work cut out to keep petrol-sniffing out of range of the cameras.

It meant imitating and liaising with Americans.

We're liaising with the police.

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