Sentence examples for liaison to a from inspiring English sources

In fact, any one of them would've been perfectly fine as a liaison to a normal organization.

Today, for example, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld disclosed for the first time that American military forces are operating in northern Afghanistan, providing liaison to "a limited number of the various opposition elements".

US government officials have accused Ali Musa Daqduq, a Lebanese citizen, of involvement in a string of attacks, including the killing of five US soldiers on a base in the Iraqi city of Kerbala in 2007, while he was acting as the group's liaison to a shadowy Shia insurgent group, the League of Righteousness.

Two weeks ago Detroit hired a film, culture and special-events liaison to occupy a new position in the office of Mayor Dave Bing.

–Acting as a liaison to families at a distance, overseeing care and quickly alerting families to problems.

According to a job post today, Twitter is looking for a government liaison to serve as a point person for the company in Washington D.C.

Mahel, who had by this time inherited Bernard's estates, disapproved of the liaison to such an extent that he killed Nest's lover.

She served there as a counselor, a social advocate, a liaison to the trustees and then a trustee herself.

Among its recommendations, the "Growth and Opportunity" report released in March also called for the creation of a "youth liaison" to help create a youth-engagement model for the G.O.P. similar to the Obama campaign's strategy in the past two elections.

(E) A law enforcement officer designated as a liaison to the homeless population by a local police department or sheriff's department within the state".

This year, the police assigned a special officer as a liaison to the various sects who helped negotiate a consensus on the bathing schedule.