Sentence examples for liaison network from inspiring English sources

The liaison network already is off the ground.

An investigation was immediately launched into the April 7 killing, with counter-terrorism detectives taking over the case from the homicide and serious-crime squad "because of their expertise in the management of investigations with international dimensions and an established liaison network abroad," British police said.

Although Maori had mandated representation within the FMP liaison network, no systematic attempt was made to consult with established Maori decision making and information networks by, for example, seeking MAF representation.

Morrison outlined an expansion of advance passenger processing and the airline liaison officer network – measures building on an expansion of counter-terrorism capacity at big Australian airports.

Engineer Anna Heathcote, meanwhile, is working on the delicate relationship between the quality of the ride, the train and the track geometry - a task that requires frequent liaison with Network Rail.

AP said the alert was issued on Monday by the Home Office's risk and liaison overseas network.

Primary care network liaison: J Graffy.

This winter, Stacy Jolna, TiVo's liaison with the networks, appeared on a panel before the National Association of Broadcasters.

Employer liaison activity, alumni networks, tailored workshops and differentiated modes of delivery (Skype, webinars, e-guidance) are all highly suggestive of a responsive, dynamic service.

Lance Podell, the chief executive of the company, said that Mr. Obama's technological sophistication "provides for an interesting liaison" between the networks.

He serves as a liaison between foundation networks in Eastern Europe and the Western Newly Independent States and the international advocacy community in Washington, D.C. Rolett has a notable history of working on Southern Central and Eastern European issues.