Sentence examples for intermediaries that is from inspiring English sources
For example, the entertainment industries have clamoured for years to extend copyright liability to "intermediaries" — that is, to make services such as YouTube liable if they allow a user to post infringing material.
Benn Steil, at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, puts this down to the heavy European use of intermediaries (that is, old-fashioned stockbrokers) when executing trades, and to Europe's painfully high costs for clearing and settlement which can be as much as ten times more than those in America.Low costs are the chief selling-point of the upstart exchanges in Europe.
To ease access control management in large distributed computing environment, Windows include authorization intermediaries, that is, groups and user rights.
The creation of the world is not a necessary process, and it does not occur through intermediaries, that is, intelligences or angels.
"It is focused on supporting financially sound, impact-focused local financial intermediaries that are effectively addressing this gap and developing new financial services for enterprises employing between 10 and 100 people," says Modarres.
The IRS seems right to focus on the intermediaries that are facilitating the expansion of barter activity from the junkyard to the information superhighway.
This leads to the following hypothesis on consumers´ intention to use a health recommendation system: H1: Consumers' intention to use a health recommendation system depends both on the information system and on the intermediaries that are active.
That's why an intermediary that is not required to disclose its donors is attractive to politically active businesses that might want to conceal their activity.
And it might even be advantageous for Israel to negotiate with the Palestinians through an alternative intermediary that is considered genuinely neutral.
Argentina would thus need to find an intermediary that is not, and has no desire to be, subject to New York law.
