He also served as the formal liaison to HMS, sitting on the Council of Academic Deans.
Mentions Orin Kramer, now 31, who in November was named by Carter as his formal liaison man with New York.
In 1970, Mr. Hoover reportettly ordered his bureau to break off all but formal liaison contact with the C.I.A, forcing lower level C.I.A. and F.B.I, officials to make clandestine, arrangements to exchange information.
Collaborative relationships, including instituting formal liaison positions, are created only where ministers and deputy ministers work on the basis of strong, collaborative relationships.
After obtaining formal liaison status within FAO in 1997, IFOAM met with FAO experts from all technical departments in March , 1998to identify areas of potential collaboration.
Serve as a formal and regular liaison between students and dance faculty.
Albert Easdon, who owns the 3-year-old Danny, whose formal name is Dangerous Liaisons, found himself at the center of it all.
Most formal providers maintain a liaison with informal providers in order to obtain and retain more clients, whereas most informal providers prefer to work independently.
In this regard, Muñoz and colleagues [ 52] have demonstrated that community health workers are vital for the most vulnerable patient groups as these lay providers can serve as a liaison with formal health services.
On the ground, a last formal channel of contact between the Palestinian and Israeli security forces was effectively severed by the Israeli order barring Palestinians from the joint liaison offices.
As a volunteer with the American Heart Association, I help develop liaisons with the seven existing formal resuscitation councils and lead the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation, which provides science reviews that eventually form the foundation of the AHA Guidelines for CPR & Emergency Cardiovascular Care.
