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Police had been in contact with the British consulate, which would liaise with the victims' families, Rohweder said.

Fahy said police would liaise with Garnham to ensure his inquiries did not compromise the abuse investigation.

A West Yorkshire police spokesman confirmed the force was aware of the death and would liaise with the Foreign Office and Pakistani authorities.

Cromwell would liaise with the Italian craftsmen, and he also masterminded the other half of Wolsey's legacy project, setting up the biggest and best pairing of school and university college that England would ever see.

Romney has put him in charge of the transitional team on foreign affairs, which, if Romney wins, would liaise with the Obama administration in the three-month period between the election and taking office.

The club said they would liaise with the organisation on the matter.

Each council has the statutory right to approve and scrutinise local plans, he said, and would liaise directly with area commanders.

The British regulator said it would liaise closely with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which alleges that the bank sold risky mortgage-based investments without telling buyers that the securities were crafted in part by a billionaire hedge fund manager who was betting on them to fail.

They would also liaise with a family doctor to ensure the patient was discharged in a "proper handover to a named, accountable GP".

Mel Kendal, county council environment chief, said: "We would usually liaise with our colleagues at the district council who dispose of animal carcasses on the highways to ensure the badger was removed before the white line painting crew did this stretch of road.

The Ombuds Office would also liaise with NCOs, who could investigate and address complaints at local project sites, and pass along information to a research project's funders or institutional administrators.