Several online intermediaries serve as conduits to projects that cannot otherwise be supported directly.
But for stocks that are only infrequently traded, human intermediaries serve the valuable function of smoothing what would otherwise be erratic swings in price, for example by purchasing shares during periods when buyers are nowhere in sight.
Wiese 2013 [2] assumes a tree-shaped taxonomy on the active domain of a relaxation attribute where the active domain values can be found in the leave nodes connected by some intermediary nodes serving as a classification of the values.
Google's woes in many countries have to do with something lawyers call "intermediary liability": the intermediary service – which serves as a conduit for customers to post videos, photos or blogs, send messages, search for web content, or whatever – is held liable and can potentially be sued, prosecuted or otherwise punished for what its users do on its service.
This business is client-driven and serves an intermediary function, and in this role we are not giving our clients advice -- a fact our clients understand.
She also recommended bringing the shadowy financial intermediaries that serve governments into the regulatory framework.
Specifically, Glanz and colleagues are examining the diffusion of the Pool Cool sun safety program to swimming pools throughout the United States [ 50] lifeguards and aquatic instructors are both targets of the intervention and intermediaries who serve as role models to children and other poolgoers.
In the absence of a breakthrough, the United States is trying to encourage indirect talks between the sides, with its special envoy for the Middle East, George J. Mitchell, serving as intermediary.
They are also a critical component of Syria's connection to Russia and the West, serving an intermediary role through their relations with the global Armenian diaspora.
However, in many literatures and as emphasised in this article, the factors inhibiting aid efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability are not far from the confinement of aid administration on semi-independent agencies serving as intermediary in the recipient countries.
