Sentence examples for powerful intermediary from inspiring English sources

However, at that time, Britain was still the centre of a vast empire and a powerful intermediary between a weak Europe and a strong United States of America.

This investigation was designed to determine how the updated NCEP guidelines classify asymptomatic individuals with presence of any as well as advanced CACS (coronary artery calcium score), a powerful intermediary for CHD events, in asymptomatic Brazilian men.

Cartha D. DeLoach, who as a top aide and confidant to J. Edgar Hoover was the F.B.I.'s liaison to the White House and a powerful intermediary between Hoover and President Lyndon B. Johnson during an especially tense political era, died on Wednesday on Hilton Head Island, S.C.

Just as MAC helped bring New York back to prosperity, Rohatyn proposes a fresh, powerful intermediary that would become the focal point for public-private partnership.

A powerful intermediary actor, such as health bureau can play a positive role in mediating such collaboration [ 11].

Another study suggested the importance of a powerful intermediary source, such as the health bureau, in mediating the difficult relationship between the TB programme and general hospitals (5).

We build on recent organizational research examining the effect of upper echelons on attracting powerful intermediaries to understand how young biotechnology firms establish alliances with established organizations.

On the blockchain, trust is established, not by powerful intermediaries like banks, governments and technology companies, but through mass collaboration and clever code.

There are some in Portuguese football who see this dominance by one agent as unhealthy, reflecting concern expressed in the CIES/CDES report to Fifa of the transfer market's "oligopolisation" by a few powerful intermediaries.

For all the incessant talk about disruption and disintermediation, services like Auto Share reveal that digitisation is propelled by a new set of powerful intermediaries that will be much harder to disrupt.

The networks that we have come to rely on were once only possible through powerful intermediaries.