Sentence examples for effective intermediary from inspiring English sources
Mr. Khatib was not always seen as an effective intermediary, not least because the Libyan leader, Col. Muammar al-Qadhafi, refused to engage with him.
In this connection, Hong Kong is the best place to be the most effective intermediary for structuring and marketing Islamic investment products to meet the needs of mainland enterprises and Middle Eastern investors," John Tsang, financial secretary of Hong Kong, told investment executives at an annual conference of the Hong Kong Investment Funds Association on Monday.
The lettuce genome sequence, however, served as an effective intermediary in bridging the gaps between these maps.
The province is too dangerous, and there are no effective intermediaries who could help spend it, Mr. Arhabi said.
The SLR reduces banks' scope for lending to the private sector and thus lessens their ability to act as effective intermediaries.
Electrophysiological measures have served as effective "endophenotypes"—intermediary measures of neuropsychiatric function that are correlated with alcoholism and are involved in the pathway between genotype and alcoholism (Porjesz et al. 2005).
The results indicate that the diffusion limited bimolecular reaction senses an intermediary effective diffusion coefficient which is slower than D0 but faster than the long term effective D eff (cf. Additional file 1, Section 2).
13. (S/NF) Mubarak has been effective as an intermediary during various phases of the Israeli-Arab conflict.
However, for the KPHs to fulfill their mandate as effective REDD + intermediaries, more concerted efforts from the central and provincial governments, as well as from international donors, are still needed.
These two elements are interrelated because the participation of the product-developing SMEs is a prerequisite for the effective functioning of an intermediary such as the TAMA Association.
It is reported that POX could function as effective quenchers of reactive intermediary forms of oxygen and peroxy radicals, stimulated by increased heavy metal doses in plant cells (Radotic et al. [2000]).
