Sentence examples for intermediaries from the from inspiring English sources
Generally, free-entry and competition may fail to purge redundant intermediaries from the market.
Tymoshenko repeatedly has pledged to eliminate RUE and other gas intermediaries from the gas trade between the two countries.
Peer-to-peer (P2P) exchanges can effectively remove middlemen and rent-seeking intermediaries from the trading of derivatives.
The various levels of reality down to the three kingdoms of the generated beings (animal, vegetable and mineral) originate continuously through intermediaries from the One.
To do this, 14 intermediaries from the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Turkey were investigated through case studies.
The change will come with the realisation that they don't need intermediaries from within the system to say words for them.
New World Wealth's report used data from investor visa program statistics, interviews with roughly 800 high net worth individuals (HNWIs) and intermediaries from around the world, property registers and sales statistics, as well as from the media.
Thus, this paper confirms the roles of online marketplaces as both the resource pool and the transaction intermediary from the perspective of clients.
A lawyer for the woman said that on Feb. 7, the eve of the next court date, an intermediary from the Paterson administration called her and encouraged her to call Mr. Paterson, an account the administration now does not dispute.
In 1970 Hoving sat in on the other end of a telephone line from the auction house Christie's, of St James's in London, with an intermediary from the dealers Wildenstein bidding for him, and landed the portrait of Juan de Pareja, owned by Lord Radnor, probably the finest Velázquez painting in Britain, in the teeth of opposition from the National Gallery.
The image of Internet service providers as "mere conduits" to this space was, in turn, key to forming a political consensus for legal provisions protecting such intermediaries from liability for the content sent or received by others, and freeing them from broadcast-style content regulation.
