Sentence examples for Government liaison from inspiring English sources

In October, the regime appointed a retired major general, Aung Kyi, the labour minister, as the government liaison to Suu Kyi.

Yet the crowd took its grievances to the doorstep of the most potent symbol of China here, the Chinese government liaison office.

Chemical engineering occupations span the full range of activity from fundamental research to process development, process operations, marketing, industrial and government liaison, and company management.

Mr. Gehani, the Libyan government liaison, said that Mr. Khodakov and Mr. Losilla had been told they were free to leave Zintan, but that they had chosen to stay "to give moral support" to Ms. Taylor and Ms. Assaf.

"I have been to Washington D.C. four times and have seen the black-marble monument," said Mr. Tue, who acts as a Government liaison to groups of American veterans.

Mr. Casella was preparing a hearty salad of scrambled eggs, pancetta and lettuce in a test kitchen two floors above Beppe, the Manhattan restaurant where he is the chef, research director, archivist, government liaison and genius loci.

With the help of her city government liaisons, Ms. van Straaten, who previously worked mostly with glossy media outlets like NBC and The Daily Beast, started meeting with people at the Fire Department.

At least 15 states, including New York and New Jersey, have appointed government liaisons who are brokering new collaborations between clergy members and state social service departments -- two constituencies that previously enjoyed little contact or trust.

This is particularly true in the banking, pharmaceutical, health, and defense industries, where the government liaisons of major corporations have close relationships with government regulators.

Legally, I don't think much will come of this beyond Facebook's government liaisons working longer, harder hours for a while.

When, earlier this month, American troops raided an Iranian government-liaison office in the Iraqi Kurdish city of Erbil — infuriating Kurdish officials in the process — it was, in part, to find material showing that Iranian agents are behind much of theviolence in Iraq.