Sentence examples for over the middlemen from inspiring English sources

When purchased online, art does not follow usual channels, and tends to pass over the middlemen, such as auction houses or galleries, who play a part in ensuring authenticity and recording the ownership and location of rare art.

"It's hard for us to find one, and once we do, we just hand it over to the middleman".

The two conmen duly travelled to Turin to receive 1.7 million Swiss Francs as a down payment as the 300,000 euros - borrowed by the brothers from a friend -  were simultaneously handed over to the middleman in Girona.

The blockchain technology cuts away the middlemen by taking over the role of ledger-keeping.

"The I.R.S. has cautioned that the charities that relinquish their control and permit it to be taken over by middlemen also run the risk of I.R.S. sanctions," Mr. Langan said.

"They cut out the middleman and took over the market," Mr. Rodshort said.

This would attempt to deal with the middlemen who charge large fees and over-promise to impoverished workers, leaving them trapped in debt.

"If you analyze the whole situation, the root cause for farmers' inability to access capital or have enough of it at sowing time is that he doesn't get paid on time when he sells his crop and the middlemen will stagger payment over many months by design, to force the farmer to go back to him for next cycle and that keeps him trapped," says Javaid.

The White House estimates that it could save about $94 billion over 10 years if it cut out all the middlemen.

By 1900, there were an estimated 350,000 traveling men doing business in America.3 Some served as the middlemen between manufacturers and wholesalers and local stores all over America.

"The Middlemen in New York".