Sentence examples for role of liaison from inspiring English sources

The only person to hold positions in both governing bodies, he assumed the role of liaison between them.

Corker has fallen into the role of liaison between the Trump administration and the Senate on other matters as well, including sanctions, nuclear threats and foreign wars.

With this expansion, Nelson will take on the new role of Liaison Scientist for the CCRP grants cluster in the East and Horn of Africa.

Still, the suspenders-wearing Mr. Johnson, now 65, did end up playing what he called the "very, very painful and very, very difficult" role of liaison to the families, who alternately resented him for being an insider and appreciated him for standing up to political authorities.

The role of liaison officers (GeoNet duty officers) at the Auckland Group EOC and NCMC was vital for communication, and information sharing, (see Sections 3 and 4).

As information engineers, accountants play the role of liaison between the firm's decision makers and those responsible for the data analysis (e.g., other accountants, data scientists and statisticians, etc.).

16 more park personnel were assigned the role of liaisons with the media where fire fighting manpower was concentrated.

By beefing up the roles of liaison officers and embedding specialists in each other's units, he slowed each unit down slightly, but overall operational efficiency increased by a factor of seventeen.

I meant to consider the role of departmental liaison as well, which is important.

Ms. Coleman describes the role of parent liaison as part coach, part advocate, part partner and part medium, channeling a child's sometimes shaky emotional state to parents.

"Some of the older political figures are trying to impose themselves on the situation," said Ahmed Naguib, who has taken on the role of press liaison for the protesters.