liaison officer

The liaison officer asked the question that he had wanted to ask before.

I sent a child liaison officer to your home last evening.

And we need some liaison officers to talk with the American battle group in the area.

They would be blamed even for the death of the liaison officer.

Now a chief liaison officer is to go to the area to negotiate.

There was no more to be said, and he dismissed his liaison officer.

In the Revolution of 1956 he served as a liaison officer.

The boat was lost with all hands including the British liaison officers.

Gavin was called on to act as press liaison officer.

Governing body liaison officer form which must be returned with above.

The liaison officer and local police were on the nearby road, ready to stop the traffic.

The liaison officer had a peculiar expression on her face.

"Your auditor and liaison officer were killed along with him."

A liaison officer will be on hand every afternoon to advise.

The cultural liaison officer raised a hand to halt the group.

Wilson returned to Russia in 1812 as a liaison officer.

In that position he established direct contact with the liaison officer.

"I'll be on board tomorrow morning, early," said the liaison officer.

"We are grateful to the police, especially the family liaison officers, for all their support," they added.

Under the new agreement, the two sides may also put liaison officers in each other's offices.

For now, it is simply hearsay from the army liaison officer.

They let the family liaison officer to call Social Services and have the children taken into care.

You can appoint one of your own people to act as press liaison officer after that, or I'll lay on someone for the job.

A liaison officer came to me from the reconnaissance battalion.

The liaison officer said, "But that must mean there's somebody alive up there."