Sentence examples for good liaison from inspiring English sources
She also thinks being a woman and an African American in a field that is predominantly white and male helped her be a good liaison between the agencies.
Boyd suggested that with his connections to the school district, Whalen would make a good liaison to the on increasing community use of the high school theater.
The ability to consider the interests of different groups and be a good liaison between the board and the school sites is one aspect of a good student representative, according to Governing Board Vice President Ellen Multari.
Good liaison between the different professionals involved in a patient's care is extremely important in palliative care patients.
A good liaison was maintained with all the participants and their professional associations, who helped in enrolling the facilities throughout the study period.
The perceived benefits were its flexibility, greater accessibility for patients, clarity of roles and ensuring good liaison between primary and secondary care, irrespective of individual patient or staff preferences for delivery of screening (see Table 4).
The whole needs to be based on the sum of the individual parts, and so the embedding of a nested study needs to be justified and in an ideal world it should be done at a pre-trial level.' (014, Funder) Good communication and liaison between research teams was also considered important to build up trust and good working relationships.
So do the settings (Peony's family has an Always-Pleasant Pavilion, a Lotus-Blooming Hall and a Riding the Wind Pavilion, the last good for dangerous liaisons), which foster the atmosphere of a literary travelogue.
Two weeks later, Clementi described to Cruz a recent liaison — "SOOO good" — with a man who visited him in Davidson Hall on September 16th, after the two of them had first considered renting a motel room.
Paula Reid, policy manager at the charity Rethink Mental Illness, says good A&E mental health liaison teams do a great job, but it is crucial that earlier interventions are available in the community.
