Sentence examples for have been mediating from inspiring English sources
Ahmed said Palestinian negotiators were due to meet Egyptian intelligence officials, who have been mediating the talks, later in the day.
A week earlier, the Global Team Summit (GTL) heard from two Nigerian religious leaders, the Islamic Imam Mohammed Ashafar, and his Christian counterpart, Pastor James Wuye, who together have been mediating and working to end bloody outbreaks of violence between Christians and Muslims in north Nigeria.
Beyond the phenotypic determination, we tested for the presence of some antibiotic resistance genes which could have been mediating the antibiotic resistance in the Pseudomonas spp. Among the tetracycline resistance gene tested i.e. tet(A), tet(B), tet(E) and tet30 encoding resistant by efflux pump mechanism and tet(O) and tet(M) encoding resistant by protection of the ribosome.
Many of our education, health, science, energy and arts policies have been mediated from left and right by active foundations.
Many more conflicts have been mediated by the division's commanders or by officials from the Texas Committee of the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserves.
The way in which this film's contents have been mediated was highly predictable, inevitable even, and that will surely have been part of the design of its perpetrators.
More than a month after Mr. Zelaya's ouster, diplomatic efforts to end the political crisis are stalled in off-again-on-again talks that have been mediated by President Óscar Arias of Costa Rica.
Collapse may have been mediated by the trigeminocardiac reflex resulting in bradycardia, hypotension and apnoea.
In Western North America, increasing wildfire and outbreaks of native bark beetles have been mediated by warming climate conditions.
The dietary treatment effects found in the current study likely have been mediated through effects on body weight.
This increase in performance may have been mediated by moderate improvements in rowing power, but not economy, and warrants further investigation.
