liaison officer

British  

noun

1. a person who liaises between groups or units

2. a university official who oversees the operation of the accrediting system in schools

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Example Sentences

Treasure has a variety of definitions, and any treasure found in Wales must be reported to a Finds Liaison Officer within 14 days of first finding it, or 14 days of realising an item might be treasure.

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Those who find treasure will be contacted either by a Finds Liaison Officer or museum curator to discuss the find.

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Insp Emma White, the family liaison officer, said: "It didn't appear that she'd been thrown from the vehicle, just looking at the windows and things like that."

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Hussain reported that "search efforts have been hindered due to a storm" and said the Foreign Office has reiterated his request to Moroccan counterparts for a dedicated police liaison officer "to provide direct and immediate support for the family".

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Dr Helen Geake, the county's finds liaison officer, said it was due to a combination of factors.

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