Sentence examples for had to mediate from inspiring English sources

Binalshibh claims he had to mediate between Atta and Jarrah.

Lawmakers were so furious that Vice President Dick Cheney had to mediate.

So angry were the appropriators that Vice President Dick Cheney had to mediate.

He recalled a trip to the Soviet Union during the Nixon presidency in which he had to mediate between a KGB general and the Secret Service.

Roy T. Engler, a lawyer for the creditors that filed the first recusal motion, responded that the authority they had to mediate disputes and even adjudicate was "extraordinarily broad".

"Those things that our culture puts a lot of value on — gender, race, sexuality, socio-economic class — I've had to mediate them all to get anything done in my life, so I've tried not to get fixated on any of them".

More likely, he will have to mediate between the liberals and conservatives in his own party.

Careers advisers do have to mediate some rather unpalatable messages – it is a tough job market out there.

I would not envy her the competing tensions she will have to mediate, but she may prove to be a crucial figure.

And as Mr. Bryson pointed out, that utility would ultimately have to mediate the same kind of political resolution he is attempting now.

It has failed to play a more proactive role in alleviating tensions between its two allies and will have to mediate a peace process if it wants the PKK and the PYD to remain focused on Isis.