Definition of liaison officer in English:

liaison officer

noun

A person who is employed to form a working relationship between two organizations to their mutual benefit.
the school's police liaison officer
Example sentencesExamples
- As a police officer, he had also been the school liaison officer and his past experience in working with young people helped him decide which path his future should take.
- He asked a police liaison officer to thank Mr Ward for what he was trying to do.
- A prison liaison officer from York is helping to educate children about the perils of drug addiction through a Channel 4 documentary.
- She and Peter also get visits from a police liaison officer, but the news invariably remains the same - no leads, no sightings, no reports.
- Clubs must also provide qualified coaches, first aiders, child protection officers and a schools liaison officer.
- The union plans to appoint a community liaison officer whose job it will be to lobby the council and provide answers to local communities.
- His wife is an educational liaison officer on heritage issues.
- In April 2002, he was jailed for six weeks for contempt of court for spitting at a police liaison officer in court.
- Some of the facilities provided include a liaison officer who discusses with disabled groups how the quality of services can be improved.
- Denise sobbed and hugged a police liaison officer as he was sentenced.
- A college-employed liaison officer would take over the staff post and the union would no longer have complete autonomy from the institution.
- George emphasises that he is a liaison officer, not a police officer.
- It also included a talk by a fire officer and a school liaison officer.
- The liaison officer can then discover what the patient needs.
- The easiest way to handle this situation is to assign to the Ambassador a personal liaison officer.
- The racing car legend is an athlete liaison officer staying with the Australians in the village.
- A liaison officer will travel with the team to ensure that the riders are safe.
- When asked by our liaison officer if he would see us, he agreed to do so - for just five minutes.
- One area where the force may have come in for criticism was in the lack of a liaison officer for missing children.
- As a wildlife liaison officer with North Yorkshire Police it is his job to ensure wildlife is protected and rural crime prevented.

Definition of liaison officer in US English:

liaison officer

nounˈliəˌzɑn

A person who is employed to form a working relationship between two organizations to their mutual benefit.
the school's police liaison officer
Example sentencesExamples
- George emphasises that he is a liaison officer, not a police officer.
- The easiest way to handle this situation is to assign to the Ambassador a personal liaison officer.
- A college-employed liaison officer would take over the staff post and the union would no longer have complete autonomy from the institution.
- His wife is an educational liaison officer on heritage issues.
- A prison liaison officer from York is helping to educate children about the perils of drug addiction through a Channel 4 documentary.
- A liaison officer will travel with the team to ensure that the riders are safe.
- The union plans to appoint a community liaison officer whose job it will be to lobby the council and provide answers to local communities.
- The racing car legend is an athlete liaison officer staying with the Australians in the village.
- One area where the force may have come in for criticism was in the lack of a liaison officer for missing children.
- She and Peter also get visits from a police liaison officer, but the news invariably remains the same - no leads, no sightings, no reports.
- The liaison officer can then discover what the patient needs.
- As a wildlife liaison officer with North Yorkshire Police it is his job to ensure wildlife is protected and rural crime prevented.
- As a police officer, he had also been the school liaison officer and his past experience in working with young people helped him decide which path his future should take.
- In April 2002, he was jailed for six weeks for contempt of court for spitting at a police liaison officer in court.
- Denise sobbed and hugged a police liaison officer as he was sentenced.
- He asked a police liaison officer to thank Mr Ward for what he was trying to do.
- It also included a talk by a fire officer and a school liaison officer.
- Some of the facilities provided include a liaison officer who discusses with disabled groups how the quality of services can be improved.
- Clubs must also provide qualified coaches, first aiders, child protection officers and a schools liaison officer.
- When asked by our liaison officer if he would see us, he agreed to do so - for just five minutes.

单词	liaison officer
释义	Definition of liaison officer in English: liaison officer noun A person who is employed to form a working relationship between two organizations to their mutual benefit. the school's police liaison officer Example sentencesExamples As a police officer, he had also been the school liaison officer and his past experience in working with young people helped him decide which path his future should take. He asked a police liaison officer to thank Mr Ward for what he was trying to do. A prison liaison officer from York is helping to educate children about the perils of drug addiction through a Channel 4 documentary. She and Peter also get visits from a police liaison officer, but the news invariably remains the same - no leads, no sightings, no reports. Clubs must also provide qualified coaches, first aiders, child protection officers and a schools liaison officer. The union plans to appoint a community liaison officer whose job it will be to lobby the council and provide answers to local communities. His wife is an educational liaison officer on heritage issues. In April 2002, he was jailed for six weeks for contempt of court for spitting at a police liaison officer in court. Some of the facilities provided include a liaison officer who discusses with disabled groups how the quality of services can be improved. Denise sobbed and hugged a police liaison officer as he was sentenced. A college-employed liaison officer would take over the staff post and the union would no longer have complete autonomy from the institution. George emphasises that he is a liaison officer, not a police officer. It also included a talk by a fire officer and a school liaison officer. The liaison officer can then discover what the patient needs. The easiest way to handle this situation is to assign to the Ambassador a personal liaison officer. The racing car legend is an athlete liaison officer staying with the Australians in the village. A liaison officer will travel with the team to ensure that the riders are safe. When asked by our liaison officer if he would see us, he agreed to do so - for just five minutes. One area where the force may have come in for criticism was in the lack of a liaison officer for missing children. As a wildlife liaison officer with North Yorkshire Police it is his job to ensure wildlife is protected and rural crime prevented. Definition of liaison officer in US English: liaison officer nounˈliəˌzɑn A person who is employed to form a working relationship between two organizations to their mutual benefit. the school's police liaison officer Example sentencesExamples George emphasises that he is a liaison officer, not a police officer. The easiest way to handle this situation is to assign to the Ambassador a personal liaison officer. A college-employed liaison officer would take over the staff post and the union would no longer have complete autonomy from the institution. His wife is an educational liaison officer on heritage issues. A prison liaison officer from York is helping to educate children about the perils of drug addiction through a Channel 4 documentary. A liaison officer will travel with the team to ensure that the riders are safe. The union plans to appoint a community liaison officer whose job it will be to lobby the council and provide answers to local communities. The racing car legend is an athlete liaison officer staying with the Australians in the village. One area where the force may have come in for criticism was in the lack of a liaison officer for missing children. She and Peter also get visits from a police liaison officer, but the news invariably remains the same - no leads, no sightings, no reports. The liaison officer can then discover what the patient needs. As a wildlife liaison officer with North Yorkshire Police it is his job to ensure wildlife is protected and rural crime prevented. As a police officer, he had also been the school liaison officer and his past experience in working with young people helped him decide which path his future should take. In April 2002, he was jailed for six weeks for contempt of court for spitting at a police liaison officer in court. Denise sobbed and hugged a police liaison officer as he was sentenced. He asked a police liaison officer to thank Mr Ward for what he was trying to do. It also included a talk by a fire officer and a school liaison officer. Some of the facilities provided include a liaison officer who discusses with disabled groups how the quality of services can be improved. Clubs must also provide qualified coaches, first aiders, child protection officers and a schools liaison officer. When asked by our liaison officer if he would see us, he agreed to do so - for just five minutes.
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