Sentence examples for his intermediary from inspiring English sources

The problem is that I am his intermediary, through no desire of my own.

Mr. Marin said Renault had so far spent 310,000 in its inquiries and has bills pending for an additional 400,000 from Mr. Gevrey and his intermediary.

Mr. Marin said Renault had so far spent 310,000 euros ($431,000) on its inquiries and had bills pending for 400,000 euros from Mr. Gevrey and his intermediary.

When his intermediary suggested a meeting at a restaurant in Karachi, Pearl took the precaution of calling several of his contacts, including a security expert at the United States Consulate, to ask their advice.

"We would like to inform you that we recently received information that [name redacted] informed his intermediary in Iran that on 19 September he was departing for Turkey where he would be preparing 'the yellow goods' – we assess this to be yellowcake – from the same country where Iran previously obtained 500 tons, which we assess is South Africa".

However, he always remained strongly aware of his intermediary status, as he explained when I interviewed him in 2003 for the website Midnight Eye: "My interest in Japan is – in a literal sense of course, but in sort of a metaphorical sense – that I'm using the idea of the outsider, the foreigner, as my own vehicle as well.

Stark, through his intermediaries, wanted permission to turn the Golden Lion into flats.

Ms. Smith, 40, said that she and Mr. Condit had a 10-month romance and that his intermediaries tried to get her to sign an affidavit denying the affair.

They told Mr. Milosevic through his intermediaries that he had a few days to renounce power and leave the country without difficulty, to settle where he would, but that if he delayed, he could face arrest and a trial in The Hague on war crimes charges.

Dave Murray, Snyder's chief spokesman, explained that department leaders and Snyder's chief of staff were acting as his intermediaries with concerned residents of Flint, and said that they met regularly with Snyder.

In April Whitbread-winner John Guy's A Daughter's Love (Fourth Estate) promises to "break open a secret" about Sir Thomas More by focusing on his daughter Margaret, his sole intermediary when he was imprisoned in the Tower for treason.