Sentence examples for informal liaison from inspiring English sources

Smotkin, who accompanied Pruitt for much of that journey and served as an informal liaison between EPA and Moroccan officials, subsequently signed a $40,000-a-month 40,000-a-monththe Moroccan government that was retroactive to Jan. 1.

Mr. Haffner organized the meeting with Lionel Chetwynd, a producer and director with whom he has served as an informal liaison between the White House and Hollywood since Mr. Bush became president.

Early in the Trump administration, he served as an informal liaison for the White House to Capitol Hill and would brag about how the president would call him on his cellphone unannounced.

"Over the past two months, both sides have done a lot of work to try to create a positive ambience," said Laurence Brahm, a businessman in Beijing who has served as an informal liaison between the sides.

Ms. Todd, who was assigned as an informal liaison between the Navy and the Shiites, was dismissed from her duties in December 2007 in a formal letter that cited "unauthorized contact with foreign nationals," "financial irresponsibility" and "disclosure of classified information".

Pruitt's controversial trip to Morocco last year was in part set up by longtime friend and lobbyist Richard Smotkin, who traveled with the administrator and served as an informal liaison during the visit, The Post's Juliet Eilperin, Brady Dennis and Kevin Sullivan report.

Registered lobbyists are banned from serving on Trump's transition team, but some energy lobbyists are serving as informal liaisons between transition staffers and the industry.

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.

More recently Mr. Pendleton has used his corporate liaisons as informal workshops or high-end residencies, plucking ideas for new performances out of those generated for clients.

Representative, participatory liaison systems provide an informal mechanism for rapid, early feedback of trial-related issues to the research team; particularly those systems that ask study participants to take the lead rather than secondary community stakeholders e.g. representatives of non-governmental or community-based organisations.

(The auditor noted each recorded visit, the discipline of the HPCT member who made the visit and the nature of the visit; assessment, monitoring, symptom control advice, psychological support to patient and/or informal carer, discharge planning discussions or liaison with other professionals).