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The departmental contact survey was administered at the 12-month point of the program's existence, concurrently with the second liaison survey.

* Include in board member orientation information about the importance of liaison activities.

These liaisons are the ones who pass information to and from the Congress.

She said: "Family liaison was part of what I did in the police and it became obvious to me that this was a role that could be outsourced.

I credit our success in large part to our worldwide team, which is the most innovative and results-oriented group I have ever had the pleasure to work with," stated Bob Renner, CEO of Liaison. "While we celebrate, it's important that we also consider what we plan to accomplish over the next ten years.

One reason why liaison librarians must interact directly with faculty is digital technologies and channels of communication.

This place is great for high days and holidays but the competitively priced lunch means no excuse is required for a liaison at Liaison.

The singer must understand that use of liaison can affect the meaning of the text.

The Hostel Liaison Officer (HLO) acts as a liaison between the hostel and Jobcentre Plus to ensure that the best quality of service is available to the residents and to the project workers.

Hartlepool NHW Liaison Officer (PC Southcott) 01429 405585; nhw.hartlepool@cleveland.pnn.police.uk

Spotting for the artillery was not a liaison function, but Bryce flies a few reconnaissance missions.

The minutes of TEI's liaison meeting with the Department of Treasury are reprinted in this issue, beginning on page 249.