Sentence examples for provide liaison from inspiring English sources
Three ministers were named in the office of President Sadat to provide liaison and coordina tion with the Cabinet.
The Canadian prime minister, Stephen Harper, said his country's forces would not engage in combat but were "to provide liaison and to assist Nigerian authorities in their search".
About 10 U.S. military personnel are in Mali to provide "liaison support" to French and African troops but are not engaged in combat operations, said Lt. Col. Robert Firman, a Pentagon spokesman.
After her first term, Mrs. Halprin moved to Jerusalem for five years to provide liaison with the American Hadassah during the construction of its hospital complex on Mount Scopus, north of the city.
These members advise, assist, and oversee Civil Air Patrol's operations and provide liaison between CAP and the USAF.
Some members of the various steering committees were invited to the investigators' meetings to provide liaison to their respective steering committees.
It provides liaison between local customers and the Panama law firm, helping clients set up and manage screen companies in the BVI and other tax havens.
The price includes the furniture and a year's service from a local property manager, Silvia Portavella, who provides liaison services to expatriates.
Today, for example, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld disclosed for the first time that American military forces are operating in northern Afghanistan, providing liaison to "a limited number of the various opposition elements".
But the figures released the day after the self-imposed deadline show that 11 member states still have not done so – and six of these – Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia and Slovakia – have not provided liaison officers at all.
1974-77: GPU receives a three-year, $90,000 grant from the state of California — the first California state funding for a gay organization — to establish the Gay Community of Concern (GCC), an independent pilot program providing liaison between the gay community and Bay Area mental health agencies and professionals.
