Sentence examples for liaison to work from inspiring English sources

"As part of our overall reorganization we support the new parent boards that will replace community school boards and have made clear all along that we will provide an effective liaison to work with them," Mr. Klein's spokesman, David K. Chai, said.

Depending on the size of your company, assign a company liaison to work with the agency for a smooth transition and accountability.

You can either work directly with companies that manufacture game boards, tokens, and other game pieces, or you can engage a manufacturers' liaison to work with individual manufacturers on your behalf.

Both sides agreed that a joint liaison group to work out details of the handover would meet in the last week of September in London, and again in December.

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.

The firm said it would also set up a liaison group to work with the local community in Splott.

In Phase III, they also assigned six Zone Beat Liaison Officers to work as volunteers, on a rotational basis, in the program.

For Liaison and Diversion to work, it will be vital that mental health services across the country offer help and support to people who have got into trouble with the police and courts.

Under the directive, which takes effect on Sept. 2, a designated liaison will be assigned to work with each police department or other law enforcement agency in the state.

Despite all this I worked my way into my perfect position: as a school and youth liaison officer, my job was to work with young offenders and those at risk of offending.

"We have deployed a military liaison officer to the country to work on various contingencies with the French, but I'm not raising the possibility today of British forces being deployed," he added.