Sentence examples for support liaison from inspiring English sources
He had been transported to this house, in a provincial city north of Tokyo, and she had been assigned to him as his "support liaison".
He is a son of Haydee Margarida Monteiro De Paula and Ramon Perez De Paula of Bethesda, Md .The groom's mother is the family support liaison for the Arc Montgomery County, a nonprofit organization in Rockville, Md., that provides social services to people affected by mental and physical disabilities.
Contacting the Disability Support Liaison at their university.
Contacting the disability support liaison at their college.
She recited her edits over the phone to her support liaison who emailed them to me".
These included use of link workers or other ways of providing comprehensive care management to patients, such as referral mechanisms for psychiatric support, liaison with associated health or welfare organisations, and monitoring and follow up using shared-care registers and patient-held records.
The board supported a recommendation that the responsibilities of naval gunfire-support liaison officers could be broadened to include the interpretation of air defence problems during inshore joint warfare operations.
Wolf points to a letter in which the department set out its decision, explaining that it was keen to get the ball rolling immediately and wanted to use NSN because – in her words – "ours was the only organisation in the country that specialises in the sort of support and liaison work that we do".
"This is a lazy Labour government piling all its eggs into a basket of punishment at the expense of support and liaison," she said.
They support direct liaison and coordination between operations and the maintenance department, along with maintaining appropriate records and files that can lead to meaningful analysis and reporting of results from execution of work.
Appropriately tailored support and liaison with all treatment providers are therefore paramount to ensure that smoking treatment can be safe and successful [ 6].
