Sentence examples for party liaison from inspiring English sources

Paul Kenny, the GMB general secretary and chair of TULO, the trade union and Labour party liaison organisation, goes next.

The trade union and Labour party liaison organisation claims the Conservative party "will establish an overwhelming financial dominance over the Labour party, making British elections uncompetitive".

The funniest Ryan Reynolds film since Van Wilder: Party Liaison, Deadpool is dripping in irony, zinging and stinging with pop-culture gags Robbie Collin, The Telegraph —  3/5 The fourth-wall-smashing is fun in a Ferris Bueller kind of way, but it's never pulled off with the devious panache of Blazing Saddles, let alone Funny Games or Hellzapoppin'.

For his troubles, Dan wins a trip for two to Los Angeles with spending money and The Cobrasnake as his own personal party liaison.

Four of the officials are working out of a third-floor suite in a Miami Beach office building, and one, national party liaison Paul Tewes, has joined the campaign's state headquarters team in Tampa.

I've been a big fan of Ryan Reynolds since Van Wilder: Party Liaison in 2002, when he played a role not unlike Otter, Tim Matheson's suavely degenerate Big Man On Campus in Animal House (the link was intentional: Matheson played Van's dad).

To improve discipline, the minister said, all law firms in China would be sent party liaisons to "guide their work".

It was through the tireless, wanton hedonism of Humphry's laughing gas parties that the drug's potential as a general anaesthetic was finally established meaning that every doctor, dentist, or patient who's ever used nitrous as a medicinal substance owes a tip of the hat to the party liaisons of yore.

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Simple Energy works as a third-party liaison that utilities companies leverage to improve their business structure and more efficiently serve residents.

Zhou Nan, a former head of the party's liaison office in Hong Kong, has called the Occupy Central movement "illegal" and said the People's Liberation Army could intervene if the planned protests escalated into riots.