Do you know the difference between 'liaise' and 'liaison'?
Liaise (v) - to establish links with someone who works in another department or organisation. When companies or people liaise with each other, they work together and keep each other fully informed.
Liaison (n) - co-operation between two groups, parties or companies
How is the company structured? I design everything, and most of the sampling is done in-house at my studio. I prepare marketing plans and costs, and liaise with suppliers and factories. I employ a part-time assistant, pattern cutter and machinist. We also have student interns.
HKEAA will work with the University of Cambridge Local Examination Syndicates to ensure the continuity of recognition of standards of the new HKDSE by British universities. The authority will also liaise with parallel bodies in Australia, Canada, mainland China and the US to ensure advanced recognition by other countries.
'So far, we have no information on the actual source of the rubbish, but we will collect the rubbish and analyse it, hoping to find out the source,' deputy director of leisure and cultural services Alan Siu Yu-bun said yesterday after talks with five other government departments about how to tackle the vast increase in seaside filth. If it had floated across the border, they would follow it up and liaise with the mainland authorities, Mr Siu said.