He fills his radio contracts in a bored voice, takes whisky for his insomnia, and carries on a liaison with the proper tact and enthusiasm.
"Very intense," said the very proper Margaret Lilienfield, a retired foreign liaison originally from England.
Given the proper description of the force field, LiAISON is capable of producing absolute orbit determination solutions using relative satellite-to-satellite tracking observations alone.
She is the wife of the village chief, president of the village women's group and an active community liaison, responsible for promoting proper nutrition, health, education and protection of children in her village.
Alongside this proper police work came planning meetings, school liaison, community meetings and working with and alongside social workers, council housing staff, drug workers, teachers and even town clerks.
We are entirely satisfied that the methods used in the investigation were not only wholly proper, but were both authorised and, from an early stage, continued in close liaison with the police".
C.'s father, a gentleman so proper that he wears a white suit jacket to fight a fire, has torrid liaisons.
The greatest failure, the Colwell Inquiry's report into Maria Colwell's death stated, was the lack - or ineffectiveness - of communication and liaison between the agencies involved: information was not being passed on and there was no proper co-ordination.
Marla Coleman, a past president of the American Camp Association who has served as a parent liaison at Camp Echo, a sleep-away camp in the Catskills, pointed out that with the proper amount of hand-holding, camp can be as much a declaration of independence for parents as it is for children.
It was my first proper job after graduating and the role was to be the outward-facing person – press officer, campaigns and member liaison – for the charity.
