Their lyrics – and the cheaply shot videos that illustrate them, like the one above – demonstrate how the tiny digital device is cutting through the thicket of rural conventions that can make liaisons difficult and often dangerous in their rigidly conservative societies.
can be a liaison between the Pres.
That's where a considerate bride can be a liaison, but here's a perfect example of how much better a well-thought-out conversation — instead of an impersonal text — would have been.
Liaison can be viewed as a set, usually a pair, of features in proximity with which process information can be associated.
Kevin Courtney, the deputy general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "It is of course vitally important that if teachers have concerns about pupils, these are passed on to the designated person within the school so that there can be proper liaison with other bodies.
The Peacekeepers can be the liaison between these two groups.
Strong leadership was a common theme that emerged, as was the importance of identifying and supporting a "champion" among each stakeholder group (e.g., physician champion, nurse champion, pharmacy champion) who can serve as liaison for the stakeholders, ensure that their concerns are addressed by institutional leadership, and provide reassurance to his or her peers.
"I'm working with a company right now that wants me to help them find young American professionals who can be their liaisons to the U.S.," he said.
University public relations professionals can serve as liaisons between the scientific community and the media.
Moreover, these mentors can serve as liaisons between undergraduate research projects and principal investigators, because professors running large research programs often have limited time to spend with each student.
