Sentence examples for mediate that from inspiring English sources

India adamantly refuses to allow the United States to mediate that 53-year-old conflict because it has long felt that Washington favors Pakistan.

Use graphics and text to show how glucose builds up in the body and how insulin injections help to mediate that process.

It is our duty as practitioners to be responsible in the narrative we set, in order to mediate that strange space between what people understand technology to be capable of, and what is thought to be impossible.

Introverts not only feel physically uncomfortable in crowded places, but also do their best to mediate that discomfort by hanging as close to the periphery as possible.

People's conceptions of what war is, people who have never been there, who've only been studying it or whatever... it's completely different from people who've experienced it, and we just wanted to bring that home, try to mediate that experience in an honest way, and so the film is funny.

That moment when James Dean -- my daughter's favorite actor, thanks to me -- looks first at his father and then at the cop trying to mediate that initial family squabble, and declares, sarcastically, "You buy me many things -- he buys me many things".

In other words, it's not just the reading imagination that's mediated, that's a construct; all seeing is.

Cohen mediated that dispute, helping the sides reach a settlement before the strike deadline.

During this period, O2 is consumed in a zero-order process [31], apparently leading to inter-mediates that are not well characterized, prior to the formation of peroxides.

The responsibility for mediating that divide largely falls on the shoulders of one person, Hong Kong's chief executive.

"My sense is that as consciousness 'leaves' the body, DMT may be mediating that process, and reflect what people are actually experiencing as they die".