He was also the main point of liaison for the media on terror issues.
Three days later Wills was in a meeting with the CCG's chief executive, who appointed Menneer as a point of liaison for the family and commissioned a person-centred plan for Josh.
This paper suggests a specific network such as this could act as a point of liaison with researchers, clinicians, Research and Development departments and local Clinical Research Networks, to overcome regulatory issues associated with implementing research studies, as well as providing advice and training for clinicians wishing to participate in research.
Decent to the point of passivity, he goes through three marriages (and an extramarital liaison), each seemingly less well-advised than the last.
If this article whets your appetite, I'd also recommend that you look into university academic liaison positions, which cover TT from the point of view of companies interested in licensing university research.
At Goldman, he said, Mr. Steel was an effective liaison with regulators and was often "on the point of the spear," when it came to dealing with them.
The novel is about Marie's state of mind, as it develops from the acte gratuit of her liaison with the young man: increasingly alert, engaged, sensitive almost to the point of synaesthesia.
Sur la liaison et la division des points d'un ensemble fini (On uniting and separating the points of a finite set, with others, 1951).
Structurally, the position of GPs as the first point of entry to and liaison with other, more specialist services has become more important with the increased emphasis upon community care [ 2].
The lack of liaison between and within investigative agencies demands scrutiny.
