Sentence examples for new intermediary from inspiring English sources

Lastly, Argentina would need to convince Bank of New York Mellon, its current trustee, to release information about the bondholders to its new intermediary.

Gazprom wants a new intermediary created in its place.

Their father's friend then introduced them to a new intermediary, calling him their "kaka" (uncle).

Yukawa calculated a mass of about 200 times the electron's mass, or 100 MeV, for the new intermediary.

The central government has appointed a new intermediary for talks, but similar efforts in the past have failed.

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And, he added, the record companies agreed to join with Internet companies, in effect letting new intermediaries into their business.

In typically dry Ofcom-speak there will also be an investigation into "new intermediaries which control platforms".

Ofcom said that "new intermediaries" means any new platform, service or device that might "sit between" a PSB and the audience.

Virtually all of the new intermediaries charge 4.75 percent of a donation's value to cover Network for Good's administrative charges.

Launching its third major review of the sector, Ofcom said it will look at "new intermediaries which control platforms" – presumably firms such as Netflix, Amazon and Apple – "including their control of potentially valuable direct relationships with audiences".