Sentence examples for professional intermediaries from inspiring English sources

Mossack Fonseca is entitled to rely on professional intermediaries.

Since the 17th century ce, these professional intermediaries have dominated the art market and have been joined by other intermediaries such as art consultants.

Lewis criticises professional intermediaries such as lawyers and accountants who tend to advise companies to avoid common ownership, in part because they do not understand it.

In addition, Harry S. Pozycki, the chairman of Common Cause, said the bill included "teeth" to prevent companies or professionals from using intermediaries to evade the lowered donation limits.

This will require a combination of measures including support to intermediary professional associations and non-governmental institutions, promoting collaborative schemes and introducing regulatory approaches to make standardized TB and MDR-TB care widely accessible but only through "RNTCP-approved" outlets such as the clinics of certified private practitioners and accredited private institutions.

Consequently, there was an ongoing process by which certain organizations and professionals acted as intermediaries between the programme managers and the residents.

Participants will be recruited in ten Dutch communities and candidates will be signed up by intermediaries, professionals from the health and social sector.

See Research article: http://genomemedicine.com/content/5/3/24 Rapid changes in technology and cultural behavior are challenging the traditional role of healthcare professionals as 'learned intermediaries' who are responsible for interpreting and translating medical information for patients and the general public [ 1].

The professionals who acted as intermediaries for contacting the information providers included nurses, social workers, immigration experts, cultural health mediators, and volunteers in community outreach work.

The restriction on access even to names and contact details of prospective participants means that researchers have to rely on health professionals to act as intermediaries in making contact, even when these individuals are not involved directly as investigators.

These data do not entirely prove but at least support a model of professional APCs playing an intermediary role in cross presentation of hepatocyte-derived antigen to CD4+ T cells.