Under Nixon, Mrs. Armstrong created the White House Office of Women's Programs to provide a liaison between the president and women's groups.
The embedded tactical trainers are, as the name suggests, soldiers that are embedded with the Afghan troops, tasked with training them, and also providing a liaison between their commander and the US leader.
"This included arranging and paying for accommodation for the parents and Natalie's boyfriend, including meals, as well as providing a liaison officer to help them with anything they needed.
Among other command violations cited was the failure to provide a liaison officer to coordinate out-of-town departments arriving to help; to broaden the command structure as the fire worsened; and to have a rescue squad standing by for evacuation emergencies.
Hurley had been in the CBI theater since August, as part of an agreement between Wallace and Chiang to provide a liaison for Chiang to communicate directly with Roosevelt and circumvent Stilwell.
The refugee liaison position would provide a link between the dental service provider, refugee community nurses and refugee families within a cultural group.
The pre-clerkship and clerkship student representatives are full voting members of the committee and provide a valuable liaison between the PESC and students.
"As part of our overall reorganization we support the new parent boards that will replace community school boards and have made clear all along that we will provide an effective liaison to work with them," Mr. Klein's spokesman, David K. Chai, said.
This contrasted significantly with the two large practices (one control and one intervention) which had practice based community psychiatric nurses, who had been in post for years and, as well as liaison, provided an efficient system of practice based care jointly with GPs for relatively large caseloads of patients with LTMI.
The realistic evaluation provided a more in-depth examination revealing weaknesses in the extent of systems development and the endurance of the liaison function.
