Sentence examples for overseas liaison from inspiring English sources

Taiwan is also weighing a plan to rename its overseas liaison bureaus Taiwan Representative Offices.

22 OBITUARIES 35 NEW YORK/REGION 37-44 PolicEffortsts Abroad The New York Police Department's overseas liaison program now has police officers working in seven cities from Montreal to Singapore in an effort to produce information about the evolution of Islamic terrorism and how it effects New York.

AP said the alert was issued on Monday by the Home Office's risk and liaison overseas network.

The distinction between foreign service and home service personnel has sometimes caused difficulty because of inadequate liaison between overseas representatives and the makers of foreign policy at home.

Its CEO Anna Feuchtwang said: "Like many other [INGOs] we have a hierarchical structure with strategic decisions taken in the UK, approved by a board of British trustees which are then implemented through liaison offices overseas who deliver programmes.

Since early times work "for the poor of the parish"; the promotion of "overseas and inland missions"; liaison with "the city professions in law and medicine" and running "devotional and discussion groups" has been incorporated into the church's mission.

"In his new role, Joe will be responsible for leading the FBI's international and overseas law enforcement and liaison efforts," FBI Director Robert Mueller said in a press release.

The government employs 20 aviation security liaison officers, including eight based overseas.

We've been friends for almost 40 years, since I was a Navy Senate liaison and used to carry your bags on overseas trips".

Normally, the liaison officers are glorified travel agents for senators making overseas trips -- "baggage carriers," they are snidely called -- but Mr. McCain's personality and renown as a war hero made his cramped office a magnet for key senators.

DIPLOMATS AT RISK Attacks on American Envoys Abroad The most recent overseas killings of full-time American Foreign Service employees: GEORGE TSANTES -- A military liaison at the United States Embassy in Athens; shot and killed, apparently by a terrorist group, in Athens in 1983.