Sentence examples for new liaison from inspiring English sources
"There isn't a new liaison".
The new liaison was asleep in Levi's chair when I got back.
Romanian Jews were outraged at the appointment of Dan Sova as Mr Ponta's new liaison to parliament.
There is no coalition but Plaid will sit with Labour on three new liaison committees that will examine finance, legislation and the constitution.
There is a new liaison office for the swift swapping of information with foreign agencies, and a new witness-protection scheme (though this must make do with a budget of just $700,000).
This new Liaisons, directed by the Donmar's artistic director Josie Rourke, is intelligent, colorful, and lively (mostly).
I'm sure that the new "youth liaison," Elliott Echols, is sincere when he says "there are a lot of young people who are eager to make a change," and his "job is to get them more involved in the political process and to help them direct that eagerness to make a change into something tangible".
And when I do, he offers only a single word, a simple, affectless adjective, to describe how he feels about his new space liaison, how he feels about sending two cosmonauts to orbit, challenging Russian-America relations and perhaps challenging relations between governments and their wealthiest citizens for quite some time.
She intends to soon name a new newsroom liaison, who will spend more time inside the Post's old media newsroom to help launch joint projects.
"With the appointment of Jared Fox as the new LGBT liaison, the Department has taken a bold step forward to assure students and teachers alike that anti-gay discrimination will not be tolerated and that, in fact, the Department will look for ways to be more inclusive of the LGBT communities".
