Sentence examples for building liaisons from inspiring English sources

"I love this idea," said Mr. Sterry, who advised Mr. Dassau to start gathering a following by getting some of the stories published on Web sites and building liaisons with autism-related organizations.

In New York City, the Health Department had prepared itself for inhalation anthrax in recent years, building liaisons between hospitals and specialists in infectious disease, pulmonary disease and emergency room care.

As Mr. Gehry was aware before he even sketched his first experimental drawings on M.I.T. napkins five years ago (the napkins are preserved for history in a plastic bag in the office of Chris Terman, a computer scientist who was the building's liaison to Mr. Gehry), the Stata Center occupies historic, even mystical ground.

Most of the political briefings, officials said, were held at the White House or Old Executive Office Building for the liaisons or the agency chiefs of staff.

The inspectors today entered every major building except the liaison office.

The protesters delivered their letter to the campaign's labor liaison outside the building.

Assist in community building and serve as a liaison to municipal and community services.

Peter I. Cavallaro, a village trustee who is the liaison to the building department, said the judge had exceeded his authority by "trying to impose requirements on us that no other municipality in the state has to abide by".

Four of the officials are working out of a third-floor suite in a Miami Beach office building, and one, national party liaison Paul Tewes, has joined the campaign's state headquarters team in Tampa.

Morrison outlined an expansion of advance passenger processing and the airline liaison officer network – measures building on an expansion of counter-terrorism capacity at big Australian airports.

There's the school liaison officer and Marine Corps Family Team Building.