Sentence examples for regional liaison from inspiring English sources
Outlining one problem area in 2005, Witness G told the hearing the service had difficulties in "regional liaison" with local police forces and Special Branch.
Myles Bigland is regional liaison officer for the Institute of Legal Executives which gives people the chance to become a lawyer via a vocational route, rather than via university.
BEIJING — Addressing a facet of political life all too familiar to Americans, China's government is reported to have ordered the closure of thousands of "regional liaison offices" — in essence, lobbying firms — that local governments and companies operate in Beijing to curry favor with high officials.
Supporting Mr. Gross, James L. Farrell Jr., a library development specialist with the state Department of Education and regional liaison to libraries on Long Island, said: "School districts are afraid that 'library voters' who may have no kids in school and who pay high taxes will take out their wrath on school budgets.
As regional liaisons to the Surgical Oncology program, these individuals were selected to discuss the usefulness and format of videoconference multidisciplinary oncology rounds.
"That may impact our plans to pursue some of the other research," wrote Ron Landy, regional science liaison of E.P.A. Region 3, in an e-mail to another agency official in January in which he complained about the new directive.
General Service staff posted at Regional, Sub-regional or Liaison locations.
Our Toronto office is currently seeking a Digital Marketing Manager to join our global Marketing department and act as regional marketing liaison to Vice HQ.
In 1996-97, 78 field offices, including some sub-regional and liaison offices, were covered by such local audit contracts.
The agency's regional directors will name liaisons to local law enforcement agencies.
"For the first time we have investigators from several countries working together, we have prosecutors involved, and victims crossing borders to provide testimony without resort to legal assistance treaties," said John F. Markey, a director of law enforcement assistance programs for the State Department and the principal American liaison for the regional center, known as the SECI Center.
