Sentence examples for liaison operation from inspiring English sources

"With violence increasing, the most likely option for the United Nations is to reduce or eliminate the (unarmed) m ilitary component of UNSMIS (U.N. Supervision Mission in Syria) while keeping a civilian component in place as a kind of liaison operation," a senior Western envoy said on condition of anonymity.

President Kennedy loved Lansdale's style, and created a job for him as the assistant to the Secretary of Defense for special liaison operations.

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

In addition, the C.I.A. is able to guard the secrecy of foreign-liaison operations more effectively, especially from Congressional prying, than it can its own activities.

He joined Al Qaeda in Iraq in 2004, serving as Abu Musab Zarqawi's liaison for operations with Pakistan.

Qaduli, who had as many as a dozen aliases, joined Al Qaeda in Iraq in 2004, serving as Abu Musab Zarqawi's liaison for operations with Pakistan.

Warren Edward Ted Colburnrn, the vessel liaison official for Operation Sail, has been coordinating with nine different navies and dozens of other ship operators in an effort to make sure there is pier space for everyone when they arrive that will show the craft to their best advantage.

She then joined the UN as a political officer in their Zagreb liaison office post operation Flash and Storm in 1996 and then with the OSCE focusing on institution building in Vukovar.

Later Soriano was a liaison officer during operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm, and deployed during Operation Joint Endeavor; he retired in March 2005.

"It seems like yesterday," said Alan Reiss, a stretcher bearer who was the Port Authority's operations liaison at the trade center.

Ms. Long will be responsible for production activities and serve as the newsroom liaison with business operations.