Sentence examples for joint liaison from inspiring English sources
In another sign of hardening on Friday, North Korea withdrew its staff from the joint liaison office it has operated with South Korea since September.
On Friday, the two Koreas will open a joint "liaison office" in Kaesong, the North Korean city closest to the border between the two countries.
Mr. Barak's office said he and Mr. Arafat had "agreed to maintain joint security cooperation at the field level, and in this regard to renew the activities of the joint liaison office," which Israel had said it would close.
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.
Both sides agreed that a joint liaison group to work out details of the handover would meet in the last week of September in London, and again in December.
SEOUL, South Korea North Koreaea on Friday withdrew its staff from the joint liaison office it has operated with South Korea since September, signaling a hardening of its position toward the South weeks after the failed summit meeting between the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, and President Trump.
A senior member of the joint security liaison committee with Israel, Khalid Abu al-Ula, said several tanks rolled 500 yards into farmland east of Rafah and blew up the police posts with shells and machine guns.
South Korean media have reported on mounting speculation that the proposed opening of a joint inter-Korean liaison office inside North Korea, supposed to take place in August, might be delayed — although the government has said only that consultations are still underway.
Other approaches to joint working and liaison which facilitated transition included formal meeting arrangements between CAMHS and AMHS staff identified by a CAMHS nurse (5c) and from a CAMHS management perspective, AMHS psychiatrists holding clinics to facilitate joint assessments with CAMHS colleagues (5e).
Ukrainian authorities linked the escalation to the Russian military's decision to withdraw officers from a joint Russian and Ukrainian liaison group that had assisted in monitoring the shaky cease-fire deal, known as the Minsk 2 agreement.
The LHWs received twice-weekly individual or joint supervision from a liaison psychiatrist.
