Sentence examples for going to mediate from inspiring English sources

It added that Mr. Clinton was not going to mediate the Kashmir dispute, an involvement that India vehemently opposes.

Software, he added, in a mock interview that was broadcast on the Web this afternoon, is going to mediate everything.

"They're going to mediate with themselves, because we're not going to go," said Robert Williams, mayor of Elmsford, discussing the town board in a recent telephone interview.

These companies are creating the global exchanges that are going to mediate a huge amount of industrial e-commerce in the next decade.

So when the town of Qusayr descended into sectarian kidnapping and other violence, he telephoned an officer to tell him he was going to mediate.

GnP suspension was confirmed via UV-vis spectral data while contact angle measurement elucidated the close resemblance to an aqueous solution indicating the ability of GO to mediate the flocculation prone GnP colloids.

Then he told me he was going to try to mediate again that night, and asked if I would like to go along.

In a briefing on Thursday to reporters who will accompany Mr. Clinton, his national security adviser, Samuel R. Berger, said: "The president is not going to South Asia to mediate the dispute between them.

A film that purports to recount real events, whether documentary or fiction, is "always going to be mediated," she added.

President Óscar Arias of Costa Rica, who has led the international negotiations on Honduras, offered to go to Honduras to mediate if he were asked.

In 1520 he went to Mexico to mediate the dispute between the Spanish commanders Hernán Cortés and Diego Velázquez.