Sentence examples for as liaisons between from inspiring English sources

The GFAs serve as liaisons between students and faculty members.

The ambassadors serve as liaisons between the society and trainees.

Within each district, local headmen serve as liaisons between the people and the district administration.

Act as liaisons between the graduate students, the undergraduates, the faculty, administration, and the Institute.

There are two full-time doctors and eight "health coaches," who serve as liaisons between patient and doctor.

Companies have sprouted up to act as liaisons between the music owners and the phone-service carriers.

Mukhtars are representatives elected in each neighborhood in Iraqi communities, and they act as liaisons between residents and the government.

In general, pathology trainees take on graduated responsibility, functioning as liaisons between the clinical teams and the pathology laboratory.

So U.S. Special Forces soldiers act as liaisons between U.S. officials and the Raqqa Civil Council, made up of Syrian Kurds and Arabs.

It was named for Bennelong, one of two Aborigines (the other man was named Colebee) who served as liaisons between Australia's first British settlers and the local population.

Addressing this dichotomy requires individuals who can "serve as liaisons" between the two, as Todd Clark and Dan Wiesenfeld suggested in a recent HBR article.