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The school is also home to four research centers that organize research in different fields of business administration and establish liaisons between the Marriott School and the corporate world.

The centers are meant to promote faculty research, establish liaisons between the Tuck School and the corporate world, and sponsor programs for Tuck as a whole; MBA students are occasionally invited to participate as fellows and research associates.

In addition to establishing relations, the goal was to investigate the Communist Party politically and militarily, and determine if the U.S. would benefit from establishing liaison.

Before long not only was it control- ling the underworld of São Paulo state, but it had also started to spread to other states in Brazil and, of course, established liaison offices in Paraguay, Bolivia and Colombia.

Now, Mr. Chang is rushing to establish a liaison office for Taiwan Semiconductor in Shanghai.

If a foreign bank and its government resist, Kroll tries to work through the United States government to establish a liaison with the correct government agency and to have a local court freeze the assets.

Berry worked to create a complaint procedure for employees who experience discrimination because of their sexual orientation, to expand relocation benefits and counseling services to domestic partners of employees, to establish a liaison to gay and lesbian workers, and to eliminate discriminatory provisions of the National Park Service's law enforcement standards.

"The University also has a long and well established Schools liaison programme.

When George Bush senior was serving in Beijing in the mid-1970s as head of the newly established US liaison office, he had often played tennis with Wan.

In December 1943, Groves sent Robert R. Furman to Britain to establish a London Liaison Office for the Manhattan Project to coordinate scientific intelligence with the British government.

They also locate civilian resources to support military operations, help minimize civilian interference with operations, support national assistance activities, plan and execute noncombatant evacuation, support counter-drug operations and establish and maintain liaison with civilian aid agencies and other nongovernmental organizations.