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Field groups had working contacts with the local authorities, but did not answer to them.

Besides, if she had working contacts on the scene, he might be able to obtain some early pointers of his own.

That recognition came after 15 years of working contacts between the Vatican and the Communist Government.

"It is phenomenal to be in working contact with someone of his stature," Mr. Garber said yesterday.

We have established good working contacts with UEFA and other sporting authorities.

A Vatican statement said senior officials from both sides decided today to "give the already long-existing and fruitful working contacts a permanent and official character."

Mr. Kuberski has been in charge of Poland's working contacts with Vatican since 1982.

Such working contacts are useful and American efforts to promote a cease-fire and eventual resumption of peace talks would be hobbled without them.

Ms. Brown's first working contact with opera came in 1986, when the filmmaker Lina Wertmuller asked her to choreograph a short section of "Carmen."

As a person with Cerebral Palsy I find this video highly disturbing I'm deeply concerned about disabled people having working contact with these type people.

In parallel with the cooperation process, the parliamentary level, especially the two committees concerned in the Knesset and in the European Parliament, should establish regular working contacts.

His arrival in the United States meant not only an end of political oppression but also working contact with scholars who were establishing linguistics as a science, notably Zellig Harris.

Possibility of Union Congress It remained unclear, however, just how soon talks could begin or who would take part, though Mr. Walesa told a news conference: "There are working contacts.

Volkogonov was in the Soviet Army during the reign of six of the seven leaders; and he had "direct working contact" with four of those leaders in his role as a colonel-general.

It ensures constant working contact with UNESCO and is in charge of Germany's political relations with UNESCO.

He said that as a State Department official in the 1940's, Mr. Hiss had "normal official working contacts" with Soviet officials and was "never a spy for the Soviet Union."

We have therefore increased our working contacts with the relevant international organisations (World Bank, IMF and UN) with a view to taking forward jointly our analysis of the situation in Iraq.

Following this policy the Assembly has already established working contacts with parliaments of neighbouring countries other than those of the CoE Observers: Algeria, Kazakhstan, Morocco, Tunisia and the Palestinian Legislative Council.

As a result there developed intense working contacts between the two sides, which were largely driven by Victor Crespo for the Portuguese government and by Joaquim Chissano and Aquino de Bragança for Mozambican negotiator.

Working contacts between the Institute of Oriental Studies and the Kazan State University, on the one hand, and the Arab League Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization (ALECSO), on the other.

This being said, the Commission would be open to an alternative wording, and I hope we will be able to strike the right balance between the Ombudsman's important working contacts and the Treaties that does not impinge on the Commission's institutional prerogatives.

Arrangements were accordingly made to visit Centre d'Etude et de Recherche sur la Vie Locale (CERVL) at Bordeaux, in order to establish working contacts with a number of French colleagues who are addressing these and other similar issues.

According to the Garrison Law, the Garrison established working contacts with the Hong Kong Government, and opened the barracks on Stonecutters Island and Stanley to the public to promote Hong Kong people's understanding of and trust in the garrison troops.

The campaign against him was initiated by Jack and Mary Goodall, the former being the CEO of Jack in the Box, who stated that they found his physical appearance, coupled with his working contact with the children of the church in his capacity as a volunteer, "disturbing".