Sentence examples for intergovernmental liaison from inspiring English sources

Though Mr. Percoco declined to be interviewed for this article, colleagues described him as a combination advance man, political adviser and intergovernmental liaison.

Two of the offices under Jackson's purview — public liaison and intergovernmental affairs — were about to become Jarrett's responsibility.

The parameters of Mr. Rove's assignment, several Bush advisers said, are oversight of the political affairs, intergovernmental affairs and public liaison operations.

Who is going to determine which programs or municipalities get the cash (the office of intergovernmental affairs and public liaison)?

Mrs. Mathieu, 29, is the director of intergovernmental affairs at the New York Department of Juvenile Justice in Manhattan; she is the liaison for legislative matters regarding the agency.

He previously served in the White House as a Deputy Assistant to the President for Intergovernmental Affairs for President Clinton, where he served as the principle White House liaison to governors and covered a wide range of issues, including disaster response, Medicaid, immigration, education and others.

In addition to serving as a liaison between governments and the organization, the Executive Board provides oversight and intergovernmental support, reviewing and approving all of UNICEF activities, policies, country programs and budgets.

In addition to serving as a liaison between governments and the organization, the Executive Board provides oversight and intergovernmental support, reviewing and approving all UNICEF activities, policies, country programmes and budgets.

He defends that liaison.

"Liaison psychiatry is critical.

"The U.N. is an intergovernmental organization.