Sentence examples for senior liaison from inspiring English sources

Last summer, Hume Horan, the C.P.A.'s senior liaison to the Shia religious community, spoke with me about the dilemma posed by Moqtada.

The latest material includes files from the Merseyside, Metropolitan, Norfolk, Northumbria and West Yorkshire police forces, including reports from senior "liaison" officers for units deployed at Orgreave.

Randall Wright, senior liaison officer with MIT's Industrial Liaison Program, received the Austrian Decoration of Honor in Gold at the Austrian Embassy in Washington.

Anna has recently given up a job as a "senior liaison" at a refugee agency that she jokingly calls the "Center for Temporary Permanence," a phrase that might also describe Miles's situation.

On 8 November 1975, as pressure mounted on Kerr to sack the Whitlam government over the continuing Senate impasse on budget supply, Asio's senior liaison officer in Washington was summoned to see the CIA's East Asia division chief, Theodore Ted Shackley.

Until recently something called "senior liaison" (meaningless titles and organisations recur: Gen is a personnel welfare co-ordinator, her husband works for the Institute for Measurement and Control), her job has been to precis the stories of the traumatised so that they will fit on one side of a sheet of paper.

Peter Roberts, who retired from the Royal Navy a year ago after serving as a commanding officer and senior UK liaison officer with the US navy and intelligence services, said the transatlantic forays by Akula-class Russian attack submarines had become a routine event, at least once or twice a year.

"The last thing that we need in a society wracked by violence is for yet another day of the week to be allotted for people who enjoy killing to go out into the woods and destroy animal families," says Catie Cryar, senior media liaison for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.

She served as deputy director of legislative affairs, managing the legislative staff and acting as a senior White House liaison to Congress.

"We know dogs like to have fun and run, but this is a completely different scenario," says David Byer, senior corporate liaison for PETA.

In a report dated November 1944, Colonel S.W. "Bill Baileyy, the senior British liaison officer with the Chetniks during the war, stated that both Ostojić and Major Vojislav Lukačević had been very critical of Mihailović's "foolhardy, though brave, tactical handling" of Chetnik forces during Case White, which had "contributed largely to the failure of operations".