Sentence examples for Designated liaison from inspiring English sources

Fairfax has a designated liaison to assist people who want to start one and to help connect villages in the area.

As Mr. Romney's designated liaison to Congressional Republicans, Mr. Blunt said that one of his jobs was to make sure no one is surprised like that again.

Under the directive, which takes effect on Sept. 2, a designated liaison will be assigned to work with each police department or other law enforcement agency in the state.

On Monday, the Montgomery County Commission for Women sent a memo to the council recommending that the county conduct a public information campaign about workers' rights and employers' responsibilities and create a community-based resource center for domestic workers with a designated liaison from the county government.

But there has been widespread criticism that designated liaison officers often do not even leave Kathmandu and there is no-one to regulate expedition teams on the mountain.

It also seeks to have a designated liaison present at all future board meetings.

Career Energy officials who are the designated liaisons to the Trump transition team are allowed to disclose only publicly available information, unless it is in the context of a classified briefing to transition team members who have obtained security clearance through the White House.

It requires each of the country's 15,000 school districts to designate a "liaison for homeless children and youth," whose duties include searching for children living in shelters, motels, campgrounds and other irregular residences, helping them enroll in school, and ensuring that they get immunizations and other medical and dental care.

The new parks commissioners would be designated as liaisons for the Costa Mesa Senior Center and for arts- and culture-related initiatives and activities.

(E) A law enforcement officer designated as a liaison to the homeless population by a local police department or sheriff's department within the state".

First, there should be a designated child abuse liaison (or some similar title) who is responsible for dealing with training staff on identification and reporting procedures, scheduling personal safety training for the children and coordinating reports of alleged abuse and neglect when they need to be reported.