Sentence examples for mediations from inspiring English sources
The word "mediations" is correct and usable in written English
It is a noun and can be used in a variety of contexts. For example, "The mediations between the two countries failed to produce a lasting peace agreement."
"Such mediations lead nowhere, existentially," he said.
According to Mr Bassolé, Mr Ibrahim welcomed the prospect of new efforts to restore peace in Darfur, but said that the JEM had not yet decided whether to participate in the expected talks.Consequently, although this plethora of mediations is helping to consolidate support for Mr Bashir in Arab, African and Asian countries, Western states are so far less impressed.
The major practical achievements of the OAU were mediations in several border disputes, including those of Algeria and Morocco (1963 64) and Kenya and Somalia (1965 67).
"We wait for more effective mediations and therapies we should recognise that treatment, however imperfect, is better than people suffering in silence".
These two exquisite productions, in serving up profound mediations on reality, loneliness, rivalry and mortality, make a compelling case for the ways that theatre can shed light on the human condition.
He led an active ceremonial life and, despite his limited governmental powers, on several occasions played a crucial role in mediations that either resolved or helped to avoid political crisis.
A database of third party-mediations of domain disputes maintained by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers shows no records of actions involving Mr. Bush or Mr. Kerry.
When asked about the terms and conditions of the loan Georges said: "I was told by Nick di Girolamo they were in mediation with Sydney Water and I got a bit excited because Sydney Water is a big utilities company.
"We deplore the categorical refusal by the British of Unesco's invitation to launch a mediation process over the Parthenon sculptures housed in the British Museum," the cultural minister had said.
In mediation practices going back hundreds of years, they have perfected conflict resolution techniques to negotiate rivalries and blood feuds.
The series will follow the "turbulent process of separating [in] the incredibly private world of the mediation room, following couples who once adored each other end up tussling over assets.
