"If there had been liaison between police forces it could have been stopped, it should have been stopped, it does make me angry".
Under the old city school system, there were employees who were paid to be liaisons between schools and parents, but they were generally in larger offices that served several schools at once.
One job that he described as "problematic" was that of five "borough deputies to the chancellor," who are supposed to be liaisons between the district superintendents and the chancellor.
In the first program, known as the International Volunteer Scheme, travelers help in Thai youth hostels as "public relations officers," being liaisons between the hostel staff and international visitors.
Environmental stewards promote environmental changes among co-workers and peers, be points of contact for their department for environment-related concerns, and be liaisons between the Be Spartan Green Team and buildings.
Mr. Jordan was the tactician; Mr. Powell was the liaison between the president and the news media.
I mean, the whole person of an information technologist, is to be a liaison between the machine and upper management.
She was hired to be a liaison between Care and Control and the roughly 150 rescue groups that take animals from city shelters.
For many years, he was a liaison between his mosque the Mosque of Islamic Brotherhood in Harlem, where he's been since 1989 and the nearby NYPD precinct in Harlem.
