Sentence examples for network liaison from inspiring English sources

Primary care network liaison: J Graffy.

One was Nasiruddin Haqqani, often described as the Haqqani network's liaison with Pakistani intelligence and the person in charge of channeling money.

The network of Liaison officers on the Programme Against African Trypanosomiasis (PAAT) was maintained for dissemination information and technology transfer.

The network of liaisons could create joint guidance as to how to best reconcile parallel health systems.

To meet this additional requirement, we recommend development of a network of liaisons across major health sector and security organizations.

Of particular importance, this network of liaisons could help manage the tensions that inevitably arise between security strategies and health sector strengthening efforts.

For example, the recommendation of establishing a permanent network of liaisons across major health sector and security organizations will require time, coordination and agreed commitment on the part participants that health system preservation and support in CAFS in desirable and possible.

Networks of liaisons, across humanitarian and UN agencies, such as the Interagency Standing Committee have been particularly influential in generating policies that impact military-humanitarian relationships.

Saunders herself has pledged to improve the current 63% conviction rate in rape cases that go to court, partially through a new network of victim liaison units.

The girl's parents reported her missing last Wednesday and Avon and Somerset police said the search involved detectives from the Metropolitan force and their network of international liaison officers.

In order to promote the benefits of process intensification, and draw attention to safety considerations, HSE is co-sponsoring a process intensification network (PIN) in liaison with industry and the Department of Trade and Industry.