Sentence examples for liaison public from inspiring English sources

Townsend et al. [ 8] examined referrals made by liaison public health nurses of 570 high-risk multiparous women discharged from postpartum units.

From the moment their liaison became public, however, theories abounded.

emerged this past week as the chief organizer, White House liaison and public cheerleader for the controversial agreement.

GPs with adequate liaison with public health agencies would facilitate early diagnosis of patients with influenza.

Improved liaison between public health agencies and the Ministry of Health and Social Solidarity has yielded ongoing benefits.

Mr. Rivera acknowledged that his often made-for-tabloid personal history, which has included multiple romantic liaisons and public fistfights, could pose problems.

They also have most of the necessary liaisons with public health, law enforcement, the media, prehospital services, search and rescue, local government, and transportation assets for evacuation.

She also joined the Reagan White House as director of public liaison in 1985.

During his presidency, Mr. Carter's public liaison, Midge Costanza, held the first formal White House meeting with gay activists.

On Tuesday, the prime minister David Cameron will give evidence to the Commons liaison committee on public service reform.

Two of the offices under Jackson's purview — public liaison and intergovernmental affairs — were about to become Jarrett's responsibility.