How could anyone not rate my marketing, fundraising and community liaison skills?

She was the site's community liaison officer.

The university has appointed its first full-time community liaison officer as well as a task force to strengthen the relationship between students and residents.

Every aspect of this landmark study was meticulously planned, including community liaison, blood-draw procedure, laboratory set-up, assay protocol, and follow-up genetic counseling.

In total ten two-day sessions and one community liaison meeting was held.

This change takes out the plan to turn the liaison committee of select committee chairs into a temporary junta.

To a meeting of the liaison committee where a wonderful, hilarious, shameless discussion took place about the extent to which select committees should travel club class.

It will be interesting to see how he gets on before the liaison committee of cross-party chairpeople when he finally gets round to attending a meeting.

She said that as the most powerful of its kind it was vital that the liaison committee was set up rapidly to restore the reputation of parliament.

The organization was highly decentralized, rather than having a president and other leadership posts found in other trade union centres it had a four-member liaison committee.

Military curfews can be considered here now that the liaison office got attacked.

About twenty activists held a celebration in front of the central government liaison office.

Originally intended to promote the sales of war bonds, it soon grew into a liaison office between writers and the government.

They will establish liaison offices to promote further dialogue and negotiation.

In the cities and a network of liaison offices, post offices and subordinate communication centers.

Within hours, she said, a police liaison officer had knocked on her door to break the news.

Staff logged a 'security intelligence report' and this was passed on to police liaison officers at the jail.

The information gathered 'would have been reported to the police or the police liaison officer'.

They held hands as they went into court accompanied by two police liaison officers.

It's all been through police liaison officers.

He believes it may have been accidentally caused by people who broke into the property for a romantic liaison or party.

Their marriage was never a romantic liaison, however.

The intense period of their romantic liaison lasted from 1921-1926.

You have an app to manage banking, your fitness goals, sleep patterns, podcasts and romantic liaisons.

It turns out, however, that romantic liaisons between humans and their prehistoric cousins went on for tens of thousands of years longer than previously believed.

Illness, stress, impotence, loneliness, debt: all can be reasons to seek the escapism of a secret liaison.

And if this secret liaison gets out, not only do you both stand to get hurt, other family could well be too.

But employees who are enjoying a long lunch or a secret liaison instead of the business meeting in their diary could also find themselves 'sniffed out'.

I felt all the old excitement of secret liaisons.

Later, they agree to enter other runs as cover for their secret liaisons.