Sentence examples similar to mediate an interview from inspiring English sources
Even under the best circumstances involving metric tons of access and a genuine bond between interviewer and subject, there's always the knowledge that an interview is a performative conversation, one mediated by the fact that the words being said will eventually show up in public in some capacity.
"There were some efforts by the government to mediate, but finally we felt we had to take action," Mr. Qirbi said during an interview in his office.
In an interview, he also said he had recommended that the Senate factions use outsiders to mediate their negotiations.
A5 Seeking a Peacemaking Role President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria said in an interview in New York that he was ready to step into a larger role in mediating an end to his continent's debilitating wars, beginning with Congo.
"The U.S. has never been able to disinter-mediate the broker, so how is a highly untransparent market like India going to?" Bedi told TechCrunch in an interview.
In an interview broadcast by Italy's SkyTG24 television on Monday, Maduro said he had written to the pope asking for him to mediate.
In an interview, Chenjerai Hunzvi, the leader of the militants' Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association, denied that his organization was behind any of the reported violence and said the militants were in fact mediating disputes between companies and their employees to avert violence.
ABC News wanted an interview.
