Sentences with mediate
me·di·ate
M m - My mom was the one who mediated between Zelda and her mom. [V + between]
- ...the thymus, the organ which mediates the response of the white blood cells. [VERB noun]
- One of the chief functions of the ego is to test reality, to distinguish, liaise and mediate between the self and the outside world.
- Of course, organizations form part of wider power fields and, thus, mediate those power relations to engaged anthropologists and our collaborators.
- mediated the dispute
- mediated a settlement
- The tumult subsided only after the city's notables began to mediate between the two sides; as a final victory, the official was forced to offer a public apology.
- I've learned the best way to mediate these arguments is to let them develop into what they will.
- Because no such effect has been detected on the protein-free DNA, we suppose that DNA-bound proteins mediate the formation of links.
- Consumer complaints will be investigated by a complaints officer, who will mediate between the consumer and the supplier to try and reach resolution.
- I asked what attempt had been made to mediate between dissatisfied community members and the school staff and council.
- It had been a long day, and she honestly didn't want to mediate another squabble.
- The proposal was inspired by attempts to mediate a confrontation between travellers and residents in Westport in 2002.
- It will also mediate disputes and handle visits by people from each side.
- Their unions have asked the Labor Ministry to mediate a solution to their back pay and wage demands.
- She revealed that moves were afoot to send in a representative of the Irish Coastguard Service to mediate between the two sides in about two weeks time to sort out the situation.
- His cousin Charlie feels responsible and tries to mediate between Johnny Boy and Michael the loan shark.
- He tried to mediate between the factions.
- Meanwhile, the US is offering to mediate between Pakistan and Afghanistan after a border clash between the two last week.
- European leaders traveled to Kiev to mediate a political solution between the parties.
- In an alien environment, holding on to a meaningful life includes embracing icons, for they mediate power and provide powerful resources for connection and continuity.
- With tensions running high, regional and national leaders were brought in to mediate the dispute.
- But in the meantime, we need someone to mediate disputes between vendors and researchers.
- Prime Minister Tony Blair has aligned Britain with the US invasion plans, while attempting to mediate an agreement with the rest of the European Union.
- The IRC, which under Abbott's regime has no right to mediate an agreement, has accused her of failing to bargain in good faith.
- When, for example, a dispute arises between two lineages over access to a source of water, elders of a neutral lineage will travel to mediate between the warring groups.
- He is now attempting to mediate between the two sides.
- He was able to help mediate a solution to the problem of that time.
- He has also helped mediate peace talks in Burundi.
- The problem is that all this military capacity is flowing into a region which doesn't have many institutions to mediate conflict.
- The Councillor has stepped in to mediate between the council and worried library-goers at a meeting due to take place on Tuesday.
- However, it is not immediately apparent why nontoxic particles might mediate their effects via their surface.
- Public opinion in Europe strongly supported the Greek struggle and the governments of Britain, France, and Russia signed a protocol agreeing to mediate between the Greeks and Turks.
- The school has asked these 13 year olds to mediate disputes among students.