Sentence examples for liaison specifically from inspiring English sources

Of particular interest to the Baptist commission was whether the candidates would create an office or appoint a liaison specifically to work with religious organizations that provide social services in low-income and minority communities.

Patients were recruited from university-based psychiatric consultation-liaison services specifically dedicated to PCPs.

The existing literature comprises limited evidence specifically assessing the liaison between PIU and self-destructive behaviours.

General practitioner liaison in particular was targeted specifically to cognitive impairment.

Two protocols specifically mentioned a transition liaison worker, one between CAMHS/AMHS and one between adolescent and adult in-patient units.

Additionally, trends in quality of training and job satisfaction amongst various psychiatric specialities were identified; specifically speciality posts and liaison posts in psychiatry were revealed to be the most popular with trainees.

They were specifically seen as the liaison between the children and the facilitators because they come from the same context as the children and because they are closest to them in age.

The backing comes in part from China, specifically the Digital Grid subsidiary of IT company Hangzhou Liaison Interactive.

Terrence Howard as Lt. Colonel James Rhodeyy" Rhodes: A friend of Stark's, and the liaison between Stark Industries and the United States Air Force in the department of acquisitions, specifically weapons development.

More specifically, our study supports previous findings that in order to facilitate professional liaison, there may be an advantage to the mental health practitioners involved in delivering CC being co-located within GP practices, and priority should be given to improving sharing of information between the professionals involved [ 29, 30].

Though James, who's been heavily involved in the film's production, didn't speak specifically about the rating, she did say this about those provocative liaisons: "It's happening".