Meanings of liaise closely in English

Sarah said staff at both hospitals knew her well and would liaise closely to provide careful treatment.

A Nottinghamshire Police spokeswoman said officers would continue to liaise closely with Greater Manchester Police and Devon and Cornwall Constabulary.

Officers will liaise closely with passengers so that they can gather information about possible criminal activity, plan accordingly, and act swiftly where necessary.

He said Australia would liaise closely with the European Union, which is already discussing measures against Syria, on what sanctions might consist of.

The Garda Síochána and the Police Service of Northern Ireland are said to be liaising closely.

He said Australia was liaising closely with PNG authorities on ongoing needs and how it might assist.

HSBC on Monday said it is monitoring developments and is liaising closely with U.S. authorities in their ongoing investigation.

The FSA will be liaising closely with the SEC in this review, the UK regulator said in a short statement.

Ian Renton, a regional director for the Jockey Club, said the organisers had been liaising closely with government over the last fortnight.

Irish Consul General in Edinburgh Pat Bourne said the consulate was liaising closely with the Scottish authorities to have Ms Buckley's body released.

A spokeswoman for the state of Lower Saxony, NordLB's majority shareholder, said the regional government was liaising closely with banking regulators and the European Commission.