Sentence examples for liaison position from inspiring English sources

In this fictional case, the leadership team at one of the largest multi-specialty hospitals in Noida, India, has established a new liaison position called the patient care executive.

Long on good terms with the Russians, Mr. Sabry was named last spring to a liaison position between the Egyptian authori ties and the Soviet Union, Egypt's supporter in the con flict with Israel.

But in the meantime, the classroom is now overcrowded, the teacher's aide has been cut, the nurse is gone, the librarian is gone, the community liaison position has been cut.

The New York City Council voted to fund the first LGBT community liaison position under the charge of NYC Council Education Committee Chairperson Daniel Dromm.

"My gender has never been a factor in accomplishing my unit's mission," said Hegar, who is moving into a reservist liaison position because of what she said were gender-based career limitations.

Castro-Cardenas said that about four years ago the city created a downtown liaison position between merchants and City Hall, a job she claims has been plagued by high turnover.

The county does not have any other liaison positions.

They range from liaison positions (such as the purchasing engineer who stands between purchasing and engineering); through task forces, standing committees that bring together members of many departments, and integrating managers (such as brand managers); and finally to fully developed matrix structures.

Examples are cross-functional teams, task forces, and liaison positions (Gupta and Govindarajan 2000).

The second, and probably more significant, avenue of relationship improvement is clearly the enhanced use of treatment-employed court liaison positions since the reforms.

If this article whets your appetite, I'd also recommend that you look into university academic liaison positions, which cover TT from the point of view of companies interested in licensing university research.