Executive liaison was between Kingman in London and Bernstein and Emmerich in Manchester.
Alexander Lapko, a senior specialist at the Nato liaison office in Kiev, wrote in October in the New York Times that his family had to spend $2,400 £1,6155) on a uniform, boots, gun sight, flak jacket and helmet for his brother, who was issued only a Kalashnikov assault rifle when he joined the army last year.
Or could it be, as some suggest, a liaison that will enable Desmond to obtain a desired peerage?
The review also recommended considering a permanent liaison officer or exchange program so the different agencies – BCP, Amsa and RCC – have a better understanding of how they each work.
According to his statement, also published by the Bangkok Post, his safety is under threat from "from foreign criminals in Thailand working in liaison with the Thai police".
£30m funding for liaison psychiatry services at hospitals.
As part of my current job, I am a liaison between the park and contractors working on projects, so I get to participate in planning meetings with elders and officials of the Nez Perce Tribe.
They did ultimately make use of him, however, as a liaison man, on the occasion of the 1966 World Cup in England.
In a slowly increasing trend for American law enforcement, the Kansas City police department recently appointed its first LGBT liaison, Rebecca Caster, an affable, blond-haired, out-lesbian cop who's proud to work for a "very progressive" city "that is willing to push the envelope and create change".
I met Tom, 47, earlier that day, in the hot, windowless offices of the hospital's liaison psychiatry team.
