Sentence examples for direct liaison from inspiring English sources

This office should have a direct liaison to the White House, which would help bring to the president's attention cases where Section 1732 might be used to help secure a prisoner's release.

"It has to be part of a whole-school policy, including work with pupil groupings, systems for rewarding achievement, homework policy, direct liaison with SEN in-school support and staff training.

They support direct liaison and coordination between operations and the maintenance department, along with maintaining appropriate records and files that can lead to meaningful analysis and reporting of results from execution of work.

The US was careful not have any direct liaison with Kurdish fighters on the ground though local intelligence should have made their air strikes more effective and might have stopped the Isis advance.

In this way, Zhang et al. [62] referred some of the effect to a direct liaison between NPs and the membrane as well as to ROS generation nearby bacteria membrane.

Errors on the RC database were corrected at this stage using NHS Spine and/or direct liaison with the referring hospital or patient.

Following the break-out success of his film My Beautiful Laundrette in 1985, Stephen Frears directed Dangerous Liaisons (1988), High Fidelity (2000), Oscar-winning The Queen (2006) and Tamara Drewe, currently in cinemas.

Her task was to direct congressional lobbying and liaison in the implementation of Catt's "winning strategy".

Four language liaisons provide direct support for students and their families.

Questions concerning what constitutes adequate preparation should be directed to the doctoral liaison.

When the Air Force moved to make the temporary arrangement permanent in September 1948, the Army and Navy objected, and the Military Liaison Committee directed that the AFSWP should remain a tri-service organization answerable to the three service chiefs.