Sentence examples for its liaison from inspiring English sources

I believe that my former supervisor really appreciated my presence at the office because I was able to help him understand the commercialization process better and see where the communication gaps were occurring, which in turn helped UST understand where it could strengthen its liaison capacity.

Although he purports to exhaustively inquire into the affairs of the appeal, the funding of which is at the heart of the allegations against Galloway, he has made no effort to speak to its "liaison officer", although his case, such as it is, relies heavily on information, much of it tendentious, from such frail vessels as the appeal's vice-chair, Stuart Halford.

The Obama transition also named Philip Schiliro as its liaison to Congress.

He has zealously bounded into the PTA, becoming its liaison to the Pelham Board of Education on financial matters.

Mr. Díaz was a justice minister, appointed by the Supreme Court as its liaison aide with the nation's federal judges.

Sheryl Sandberg Down $13m Facebook took her from Google to be its chief operating officer and its liaison with Wall Street.

F.I.I. didn't guide the agenda and its liaisons did not act as facilitators.

FII didn't guide the agenda and its liaisons did not act as facilitators.

She will also supervise the Human Rights Commission and its liaisons to the county's Hispanics, gays and lesbians.

FOR now, American intelligence may have to rely on its liaisons with the world's toughest foreign services, men who can look and think and act like terrorists.

But the instincts that kept primitive man alive ("If it looks like a wildebeest and everyone else is chasing it, it must be lunch") are the ones that led Time Warner into its disastrous liaison with AOL and Enron into its suicidal flirtation with electronic markets.When primitive man chased lunch and found it was a rhino, he learned (if he survived) not to do it again.